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Fodera Club Part VIII

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so you already own Nr. 1 or do you have Nr. 2 and Nr. 3 on order ?

this piece (taken from your web page) is beautiful too :)

I would put this on an Imperial w. Ash body, Alder Tone block, 34" Maple Neck w. Brazilian Rosewood board, SD Singlecoils and complete passive (only Vol. and Tone) ....sorry just dreaming ;)

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Yes, that would indeed be a nice bass. You don't often see Imperial models with single coil p-ups. I could not pass up that Olive top. I will be a beauty which ever way it get's spec'd.

#1 went to Texas. #3 belongs to ??? Can't say at this time. I believe it will be on the Newborn page later this fall. If the person wishes to make public he is the owner, we will all know.
 
Did somebody say Imperial and single coils...
The best sounding Fodera I have ever had.,..
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Cool! But at what length does the string become useless tonally?

Gosh..."useless tonally" seems like a rather ambiguous definition to pin down. One man's great tone can be another's noise.

I understood mostly what he was talking about and I might add, but can't find atm, an article that Rick Turner wrote about scale that was just as interesting. I'll have to find it.

If you find the Rick Turner article, please do share!

I was speaking about practical use of the instrument. I believe that you can play a 33' scale bass in a band and the instrument will be just as useful if it were a 36' scale. I doubt it will get you fired for the lack of tone.

Certainly, this is where the musician comes into play.
 
Snap, good guess. I've only been able to see him on the youtube but hopefully I'll get a chance to see him live some day in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.

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If you are talking about Richard Bona, I had the opportunity to see him with Mike Stern at the 55 Bar. Richard is blessed with an uncanny sense of melody, chops and groove. And a very nice guy to boot.
 
so you already own Nr. 1 or do you have Nr. 2 and Nr. 3 on order ?

this piece (taken from your webpage) is beautifull too :)

If I would would have to choose I would put this on an Imperial 5 w. Ash body, Ash toneblock, 34" Maple Neck w. Brazilian Rosewood board, 22 frets, SD Singlecoils and complete passiv (only Vol. and Tone) ....sorry just dreaming ;)

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Go for it! You know you want it ;)
 
No way. I wouldn't take one even if they gave me a discount on the whole bass! :D

I really likem the headstock shape of this feature but not the look of the tuner's placement. :p

So I would ask for that shape but with a normal 3/2 on that Bass :)

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Yes, that would indeed be a nice bass. You don't often see Imperial models with single coil p-ups. I could not pass up that Olive top. I will be a beauty which ever way it get's spec'd.

#1 went to Texas. #3 belongs to ??? Can't say at this time. I believe it will be on the Newborn page later this fall. If the person wishes to make public he is the owner, we will all know.

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