Bass of the Week: Angie Taylor’s Custom Ritter Instruments Cora

Angie Taylor's Custom Ritter Instruments Cora Bass

Jens Ritter has a knack for creating unique instruments, but this one is something different even for him. Bassist and performance artist Angie Taylor got this custom made Ritter Cora with a mystic neon paint job.

The 4-string bass is built with an alder body, maple neck, and ebony fingerboard. Its neck features a black frosted transparent finish to complete the black painted-on canvas effect. Electronics include a pair of Ritter Master Slimbucker pickups matched to a C-3-S active/passive 3-band preamp.

Ritter Instruments Angie Taylor Custom Cora Bass Photos:

Check out the bass in action in this off-the-wall performance Angie Taylor calls “ESCAPE!”:

Ritter Instruments Angie Taylor Custom Cora Bass Specs:

Scale:33.3″
Strings:4
String Spacing:Vintage (60mm-30mm)
Body:Adler
Body Color:Angie Mystic
Body Finish:Piano High-Gloss
Neck:Maple
Neck Color:Black
Neck Finish:Frosted Transparent
Fingerboard:Ebony
Bridge:Ritter 3D
Tuners:Ritter BT, Custom Made by Gotoh
Pickups:Ritter Master Slimbuckers
Electronics:Ritter C-3-S Active/Passive 3-band
Weight:7.7 lbs

For more information, check out the Ritter Instruments website.

In his time with No Treble, Kevin has met hundreds of amazing bassists and interviewed icons like Jack Casady, Victor Wooten, Les Claypool, Marcus Miller, and more. He's a gigging bassist performing jazz in Northern Virginia and bluegrass with The Plate Scrapers up and down the East Coast. Kevin appreciates all genres of music, from R&B to metal and everything in between. Connect with Kevin on Facebook and check his performance schedule on his website.

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  1. chris

    that bass is super cool but what the hell did i just watch?

  2. Lol what the fuck was that? I want neon dancers in everything now.

  3. Derf

    this is so bad?! come on no treble, you can do A LOT better than this! Bass action? Where?