The feel of the our necks is really a combination of their shape (hand-carved, of course) and our finish process -- which is pretty painstaking. We use multiple coats of gloss acrylic lacquer that are hand sanded after every three coats. the final coat it hand sanded three times using increasingly fine grit material and then a paste wax is applied....
J
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Originally Posted by cire113
the thing i dont understand is of the 3 foderas ive played... Vics yin yang deluxe, vics yin yang standard, and another kids Monarch 83..
The neck feels like butter!!!! Ive never felt a neck so easy to manuever in my whole life..
Is there is oil on there or something!!! Smoothest neck ever... so easy to play... it was amazing
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Just Thumpin'
I have to say I have never felt a neck like my Fodera either. It feels like a totally different and better neck than my other basses. Granted, nothing I have costs over 2grand except the Fodera, but they are good.
Three things about Fodera just jump out when I play them. The first is the slick neck. It seems so smooth and skinny. But it is not skinny (I have a Monarch 4 string). The second is there are simply no dead spots. I can always seem to find a place in a bass that is dull, but not my Monarch. The third is the incredible tone and sustain.
I emailed a famous person (lol, if he reads this he will get it

and told him just playing an open string on this bass makes me feel creative... and I am not kidding. I am used to things fading much more quickly.
I am not a fanboi of anything. But if something works, it works. I write this because I am happy happy with mine and also to encourage anyone who is wanting one to know in my humble opinion they are superior basses.
Cheers!
Ron