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Fodera Club Part X

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fwiw when I got the Fodera I figured it was time to stop risking things to renter's insurance, which frankly won't cover squat. I went with Anderson Group and they were very reasonable. If you have a double bass it gets significantly more expensive, but I have all my electric basses covered as well as my amps and related gear. And they are covered if they get lost/stolen/damaged while out on gigs.
 
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curt basner said:
So, what is it that you are changing, hardware-wise. I presume you will have a black bridge/tuners? Please inform!
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viola! It's like magic :D

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Just Thumpin' said:
Another big Fodera Fan loves that bass...Victor Wooten. He played it at Bass Player Live and called Vinny the next day to say that he would love one just like it. The neck carve was modeled off of my '64 Jazz Bass and it just begs to be played up and down its entire length. That is a fantastic Monarch. I remember it very fondly.
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Cool - has he had this bass made now and, if so, did he have the same neck profile and the dual coils?
 
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Just Thumpin' said:
Curt --

Check with the Mods, but if you could publicly post contact information on that insurance Company here in this forum that would be KILLER...lot's of folks call and ask us that question and your answer sounds better than ours!!!

J
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Moderators, I didn't know how to contact you directly, and if this is inappropriate, or worthy of a sticky, please let me know. I am not in any way associated with the below company, just providing some information for anyone who may find it of value:

The insurance company that I've used for 7-8 years now is Heritage Insurance Services, Inc, out of Pennsylvania. I think I found them, originally, from discussions on the Les Paul Forum. I'm pretty sure that those who recommended them on the LP Forum, had had good experience, as I'm sure I would not have blindly sought out an insurance outfit. My latest contact has been Colleen Bianchi. The web address, contact info for her, and the company address and phone number are all below.

Now, I have to admit that I have never had to submit a claim, so I cannot report on my experiences in that regard, however, working with these folks over the years has been easy and very cordial, all by phone and e-mail. I highly recommend them!!

http://www.askheritage.com/contact.htm

[email protected]

Heritage Insurance Services, Inc.
826 Bustleton Pike, Suite 203
Feasterville, PA 19053
1-800-289-8837
 
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Just Thumpin' said:
My wife wants to speak with you...she'd like my Monarch problem to get back to being only three...

LOL!

Congrats Todd, as Fodera's Monarch nut, you will NOT be disappointed in either the YYD or the Walnut-topped CPO. I cannot wait to see your face when you sit down to play them. "These go to 11."

J
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i missed something. What does the CPO stand for. I think/know it is the walnut bass

EDIT - never mind Cert preowned DAh!!!
 
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Time to share my coming bass... Lucky that my friend went visit NYC in the new year eve and kind enough to help me took this pic in Fodera shop.

My coming Fodera MG 6. :bassist: According to Jason, 2 weeks to complete! Can't wait!!!

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