Recent content by tleebassist11

@Pablo Primo no I actually understand and respect that completely! I shot him a text and let him know I’m saying this about him on here, and I know he has a talkbass handle. He may appear

@Bernie Connors how many rabbit holes are we gonna go down here. Just because you are approaching this as a legalist doesn’t make your approach more morally sound. Funny how you defended the person they just fired lol. It wasn’t personal it was based on him taking my order incorrectly the bass...

@Pablo Primo it was never resolved and I was treated poorly due to him alone, and I know for a fact that this has been the case with a lot of people who have interacted with him. If you look on Fodera’s insta there are videos of me demoing their instruments as of recent….im all in support of...

I’m absolutely not trying to start any ****, but Bendy is the reason that my artist relationship with Fodera has almost come to an end within recent past. I’ve worked with a lot of people and companies but none have been so rude or done me so wrong as Bendy. I think the company may be better off...

I’m 36 and started having some issues with De Quervain’s about ten years ago. I’ve tried everything and poured a lot of money into trying to get myself cured from it so I can resort back to heavy practice, sometimes 6-8 hours a day. The things that have helped me most, have been cutting sugar...

I think the FoderaxDR are the most neutral, even-tonal response string

I’m pretty sure a lot if not all of the masterebuilt basses have the Josefina pups. I’ve played a couple and imho that’s the closest you will get to real vintage pickups

As someone who has owned a bunch of Fo’s I’d say the smith wins this battle. Pretty safe to say a Fodera standard won’t be the same quality as a smith

I’ve owned 3 Pino’s and imho a Pino is not as special as an actual vintage P, but i will say they sound amazing. To me the neck felt boxy on all of them and I get cramped, but on my 65 P the carve feels wayyyy better Good demo dude!

I’ve played several high end Dingwall’s and even spent a week with my buddy’s Dingwall Z six string that I believe he said cost him over 10k. I was insanely underwhelmed by how the bass felt. The neck profile was not great and the ergonomics of the bass seemed off to me. I have an Abasi 37” bass...

I’ve sold a couple Roscoe’s over the years and I will say they might be the hardest bass to sell, unless you’re willing to take a major price cut

@bass player 53 @HolmeBass If I’m on tour I tend to use the Sisma or the 901 through a back lined Aguilar 810. Also I will say my Jad Freer Capo is a huge part of my live sound and every sound man always compliments it!

Jad Freer SISMA vs. Epifani Gen 3 UL901 Some gear makes your bass louder. Other gear changes the way you play. IMHO The Jad Freer and the Epifani UL901 fall into that second category—but they arrive there with diff approaches…. The Epifani is about getting out of your way. It's incredibly...

The super brights might be the most inconsistent strings out there!

It is in fact used for that!