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12-04-2012, 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de I love Chestnut Burl !
My newest family member ! I am happy to present the one and only Fodera Elite 5 with 4.0 kg weight fully loaded !
34 scale - yet a groundshaking B ! Wonderful !  | Beautiful bass!!! Bartolini pickups?
Cheers Rainer!!
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12-04-2012, 03:20 AM
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Originally Posted by DELACIUS
That is so true I always went to Mr. 's website for some GAS moment. Specially those old jazz basses.
Hope that last one went to good hands, which was on talkbass. | I remember going to Rainers website a while back and there was a note saying something like he wouldn't be using the site for extensive picture publishing..
Well I had to be nosey and I had a look this morning and man my eyes got burnt!!
I'm so glad he's still publishing the collection, it just gets better.. Yeah, those old Jazzers and the KL's look sweet. I wonder if Rainer will ever get gas for a Presentation?. :0) | 
12-04-2012, 04:32 AM
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Originally Posted by LugzyDee I remember going to Rainers website a while back and there was a note saying something like he wouldn't be using the site for extensive picture publishing..
Well I had to be nosey and I had a look this morning and man my eyes got burnt!!
I'm so glad he's still publishing the collection, it just gets better.. Yeah, those old Jazzers and the KL's look sweet. I wonder if Rainer will ever get gas for a Presentation?. :0) | GAS for a Presentation? There is no alive soul that didn't get GAS for a Presentation  | 
12-04-2012, 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted by DELACIUS GAS for a Presentation? There is no alive soul that didn't get GAS for a Presentation  | me not 
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12-04-2012, 09:13 AM
|  | Registered User | | Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany | | | My site Hi all - thanks for your comments, I'm quite surprised that my small site received some attention from you fellow TB'ers...
I reduced the pics for some time due to the temporarily unclear situation with some banned woods here in EU. I decided to return to full mode now.
@Denis: Yes, these are old Bartolini's. They sound absolutely great in this bass, combined with the new Pope pre.
@Goran: The 66 Dots/Binding is still in my house. I couldn't sell it. It plays so smooth and sound so silky - recently I watched a spot from Shuffler with Paul Turner on bass and he slapped so groovy on a sibling of this Jazz Bass... I decided to keep it.
@Lugzy: Your timing is perfect. I updated my site last night ... Thanks for your comments !
What a wonderful (bass) world ... | 
12-04-2012, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Lennard III.
me not  | Yes you do! You just don't know it yet 
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12-04-2012, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de Hi all - thanks for your comments, I'm quite surprised that my small site received some attention from you fellow TB'ers...
I reduced the pics for some time due to the temporarily unclear situation with some banned woods here in EU. I decided to return to full mode
@Goran: The 66 Dots/Binding is still in my house. I couldn't sell it. It plays so smooth and sound so silky - recently I watched a spot from Shuffler with Paul Turner on bass and he slapped so groovy on a sibling of this Jazz Bass... I decided to keep it.
What a wonderful (bass) world ... | Well if ever that baby needs a home let me know, or any of your babies.
Cheers Rainer | 
12-04-2012, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de Hi all - thanks for your comments, I'm quite surprised that my small site received some attention from you fellow TB'ers...
I reduced the pics for some time due to the temporarily unclear situation with some banned woods here in EU. I decided to return to full mode now.
@Denis: Yes, these are old Bartolini's. They sound absolutely great in this bass, combined with the new Pope pre.
@Goran: The 66 Dots/Binding is still in my house. I couldn't sell it. It plays so smooth and sound so silky - recently I watched a spot from Shuffler with Paul Turner on bass and he slapped so groovy on a sibling of this Jazz Bass... I decided to keep it.
@Lugzy: Your timing is perfect. I updated my site last night ... Thanks for your comments !
What a wonderful (bass) world ... | I like your website to. Amazing basses you have 
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12-04-2012, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Hou
Yes you do! You just don't know it yet  | That's true, trust me :-) | 
12-04-2012, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Hou I like your website to. Amazing basses you have  | I just visited the website. You have some awesome basses. Your ebony Fodera could be the twin of my ebony Fodera. | 
12-04-2012, 11:06 AM
|  | Registered User | | Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: New York | | | Speaking of Presentation GAS. I know of one coming up for sale shortly (not mine). PM me if you're interested and I'll point you in the direction of the seller. | 
12-04-2012, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de Hi all - thanks for your comments, I'm quite surprised that my small site received some attention from you fellow TB'ers...
I reduced the pics for some time due to the temporarily unclear situation with some banned woods here in EU. I decided to return to full mode now.
@Denis: Yes, these are old Bartolini's. They sound absolutely great in this bass, combined with the new Pope pre.
@Goran: The 66 Dots/Binding is still in my house. I couldn't sell it. It plays so smooth and sound so silky - recently I watched a spot from Shuffler with Paul Turner on bass and he slapped so groovy on a sibling of this Jazz Bass... I decided to keep it.
@Lugzy: Your timing is perfect. I updated my site last night ... Thanks for your comments !
What a wonderful (bass) world ... | yes very nice collection.. they are in good hands.. Thanks for putting the pics up there for us all to enjoy..
cheers
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12-04-2012, 03:15 PM
|  | Registered User | | Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Toronto | | Hey guys, just a heads up that I have my Chestnut Imperial 5 up in the classifieds as a "feeler" , if you want to check it out here is the link: FS FEELER: 2012 FODERA CHESTNUT IMPERIAL 5
cheers. | 
12-04-2012, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Joelc73 Speaking of Presentation GAS. I know of one coming up for sale shortly (not mine). PM me if you're interested and I'll point you in the direction of the seller. | I couldn't do the unthinkable just before Christmas, but it's certainly at the top of my wish list I've sent off to Santa..LoL | 
12-04-2012, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de Hi all - thanks for your comments, I'm quite surprised that my small site received some attention from you fellow TB'ers...
I reduced the pics for some time due to the temporarily unclear situation with some banned woods here in EU. I decided to return to full mode now.
@Denis: Yes, these are old Bartolini's. They sound absolutely great in this bass, combined with the new Pope pre.
@Goran: The 66 Dots/Binding is still in my house. I couldn't sell it. It plays so smooth and sound so silky - recently I watched a spot from Shuffler with Paul Turner on bass and he slapped so groovy on a sibling of this Jazz Bass... I decided to keep it.
@Lugzy: Your timing is perfect. I updated my site last night ... Thanks for your comments !
What a wonderful (bass) world ... | Rainer, your a connoisseur of the finest basses, we all appreciate that.
Easy.. | 
12-04-2012, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de Hi all - thanks for your comments, I'm quite surprised that my small site received some attention from you fellow TB'ers...
I reduced the pics for some time due to the temporarily unclear situation with some banned woods here in EU. I decided to return to full mode now.
@Denis: Yes, these are old Bartolini's. They sound absolutely great in this bass, combined with the new Pope pre.
@Goran: The 66 Dots/Binding is still in my house. I couldn't sell it. It plays so smooth and sound so silky - recently I watched a spot from Shuffler with Paul Turner on bass and he slapped so groovy on a sibling of this Jazz Bass... I decided to keep it.
@Lugzy: Your timing is perfect. I updated my site last night ... Thanks for your comments !
What a wonderful (bass) world ... | A lovely collection of Vintage Fender Jazz basses plus five Fodera's that would turn most aficionados green with GAS. | 
12-04-2012, 07:26 PM
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12-05-2012, 12:56 AM
|  | Registered User | | Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany | | | Bartolini Soapbars Anyone out there who knows how these older Bartolini soapbars are constructed internally ? Are these Humbuckers or Single Coils ? If Humbuckers, serial or parallel ?
As far as I know they were custom made for Fodera, but is there an equivalent in the Bart standard models ? | 
12-05-2012, 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by mrbassman_de Anyone out there who knows how these older Bartolini soapbars are constructed internally ? Are these Humbuckers or Single Coils ? If Humbuckers, serial or parallel ?
As far as I know they were custom made for Fodera, but is there an equivalent in the Bart standard models ? | if they're what i think they are, they're a reverse p configuration in that soapbar enclosure.
if you have the bass, take a screw driver and tap along the top of the casing and see where the pole pieces are. my guess is that the top three strings will have the pole pieces along the front of the casing and the lower strings will have the poles pieces to the rear.
what's the bass?
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12-05-2012, 03:52 AM
| | | | I think the bartolini pickups were called split-t. Or split-p. that would make more sense.
They sound great on the pa if you cut 1kHz a tad.
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