• TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
    Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
    Join freeLog in
    Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.

Fodera Club Part XIII

Status
Not open for further replies.
On talkbass? Or elsewhere?

This video was the first I learned of it and I was very impressed, and as a boutique bass owner very willing to support his decision in my bass purchases in the future.

sorry, business section of the l.a. times.

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-taylor-ebony-20120607,0,7945909.story

basically laying out what this vid is saying.

i'm impressed and like what they're doing.

i could dig a white ebony fingerboard . . .

jason, how does this work with you guys?
 
We are in complete, 100% support of what is being said in the Taylor video. We happen to still have a decent sized stash of older material that is almost all black, but this is rapidly dwindling and as we replace it we are often getting material with color to it. We too will very much be pushing to shift the thinking that only black ebony is good ebony. Tonally it makes zero difference and this is what really matters...

The very first questions that we ask when we buy our woods now are "Where did it come from?", "Was it harvested sustainably?", "Do you have paperwork for it?"

We ALL have a profound responsibility to one another, to our planet, to our future and to our craft to not allow the rape of the forests.

J
sorry, business section of the l.a. times.

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-taylor-ebony-20120607,0,7945909.story

basically laying out what this vid is saying.

i'm impressed and like what they're doing.

i could dig a white ebony fingerboard . . .

jason, how does this work with you guys?
 
We are in complete, 100% support of what is being said in the Taylor video. We happen to still have a decent sized stash of older material that is almost all black, but this is rapidly dwindling and as we replace it we are often getting material with color to it. We too will very much be pushing to shift the thinking that only black ebony is good ebony. Tonally it makes zero difference and this is what really matters...

The very first questions that we ask when we buy our woods now are "Where did it come from?", "Was it harvested sustainably?", "Do you have paperwork for it?"

We ALL have a profound responsibility to one another, to our planet, to our future and to our craft to not allow the rape of the forests.

J
Jason, you just made me an even bigger Fodera fan, and I didn't know there was another level even for me to go to. Great post.
 
Just Thumpin' said:
We are in complete, 100% support of what is being said in the Taylor video. We happen to still have a decent sized stash of older material that is almost all black, but this is rapidly dwindling and as we replace it we are often getting material with color to it. We too will very much be pushing to shift the thinking that only black ebony is good ebony. Tonally it makes zero difference and this is what really matters...

The very first questions that we ask when we buy our woods now are "Where did it come from?", "Was it harvested sustainably?", "Do you have paperwork for it?"

We ALL have a profound responsibility to one another, to our planet, to our future and to our craft to not allow the rape of the forests.

J

figured it would be like that ;-)
 
Nice bass ;)

My YYD has striping and I dig the look

[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

You sir have excellent tastes...you lucky bastard!!! I dig them too...Still trying to figure out the spec for my first one but it will most likely be a YYD. I love my YYS but I know I will get every cent of my money's worth for the YYD! Beautiful bass! Play her in tune and in good health and know that I am but one man among many who envy you!

Peace,

T
 
Status
Not open for further replies.