In fact I had to wonder at first glance what’s the angle here? No fancy active electronics. My feeling after examining and playing the bass was that this is a fine bare bones bass. I can say he appears sincere, and after checking his new bass out, I can’t really add much more to his comments. Berlin describes it in many of the YouTube clips about his signature bass. Then, I weigh my opinions against my biases and other reviews and see how it shakes out.
CORT BASS RITHIMIC FULL
Or at least spare you wasting time running around with a mind full of marketing messaging. Listen and look closely and all that sort of thing and then formulate an opinion and write it down in hopes of helping others find a bass that suits their needs. I did my usual approach, which is to play the bass to look for what I like or dislike. The same reality check applies to the new Jeff Berlin “Rithimic” bass made by Cort, visual elements aside. Just as I’d love to have a Tesla for my transportation, but to be honest, I love my Toyota. I admit my bias for funky exotics and the latest forward thinking in contemporary bass construction and design. Not saying that Cort doesn’t want you to buy this bass, because there are others like it it’s more about keeping things stripped down to what really matters and forgoing the latest trend or hype. Kind of refreshing since most new basses to hit the market usually make strides to separate themselves from the herd, and then ask us to believe it, then buy it at a premium.
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