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Fodera Club Part VII

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anyone konws the diffrences between exposed pole and non- exposed duncan pick-up?thx
 

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anyone konws the diffrences between exposed pole and non- exposed duncan pick-up?thx

I am sure Jason and some of the others can give you a proper answer but, I doubt the little bit of wood would block the magnetic field.. so either way should work fine..
That being said... I personally went with exposed poles and plastic covers. I like the look (I guess because I grew up with pickups looking like that) and even though it defies logic, I didn't want anything between the poles and the strings. LOL
 
We feel that if:

a. You don't sweat a lot;
b. Are comfortable with seeing the pole pieces;
c. Don't play in a way (i.e. really digging in) that you will hit the pole pieces;

then, exposed poles are preferable as there is a slight sonic benefit to having the poles ever-so-slightly closer to the strings and without being covered by wood.

That said, the difference is subtle and any of the items above (a-c) trumps the benefit...

J

anyone konws the diffrences between exposed pole and non- exposed duncan pick-up?thx
 
Sorry or the repost , but I am quite curious about this.

Hi and sorry,just in case this has been covered before;
Are the fingerboards on foderas "dressed" with a bit of tension on the neck or without, and where do you see benefits of one approach as opposed to the other?
I have read different builders using different approaches( one of the two) ,giving different reasons for doing so and I am wondering what Foderas' thoughts are on this.

Thanks!
:)
 
I saw the post previously but did not answer. When it gets to specific building techniques that we use, we'd rather keep them to ourselves. We hope that you understand...

J

Sorry or the repost , but I am quite curious about this.

Hi and sorry,just in case this has been covered before;
Are the fingerboards on foderas "dressed" with a bit of tension on the neck or without, and where do you see benefits of one approach as opposed to the other?
I have read different builders using different approaches( one of the two) ,giving different reasons for doing so and I am wondering what Foderas' thoughts are on this.

Thanks!
:)
 
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