I love the downsized Viceroy body! I'm really looking forward to more information on this model, it looks very promising.
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With the excitement of NAMM and the new models, I almost forgot to ask about this.
First, that is one great looking Fodera you've got there. It is extremely appealing to me and just the kind of bass I'm sure I'd go nuts over.
So, how do we go about checking out the new album?I'd love to hear this bass in action.
did you play it? buy it???? i got #8
I love the downsized Viceroy body! I'm really looking forward to more information on this model, it looks very promising.
Oof. I know a lot of guys who like the tighter spacing, and I understand why they like it, but I'm definitely a 19mm guy.It is a somewhat "downsized" body in that it uses 17.5mm spacing as opposed to 19.0mm...making the entire body a tad narrower and more compact...

Oof. I know a lot of guys who like the tighter spacing, and I understand why they like it, but I'm definitely a 19mm guy.![]()
dittomuch more excited about the viceroy.
Stig,
It was great to meet you and talk for a while about basses, gear and the Fodera booth. Great insite you have sir! If you ever make it to ATL/Lexington look us up.
What a bright sound:
Jason, this new YY std paint pattern is a good way to cut some costs down, and this one leaded me to think if this "painted" YY pattern can apply to other model like Imperial, etc for those who interested in owning a fodera with YY pattern but not a monarch?
Meeting Jason, Talking to Mike, seeing the Fodera booth and getting to check out Janek's clinics were one of the highlights of being at NAMM this time around.