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Fodera Club Part XIX

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well, my 85s are my most fave basses.

i have some foderas from the 90s and from the 00s, nothing from the 10s.

the two or three i have from the 00s are based on my 80/90s basses.

overall, i think that there have been refinements in terms of body thickness and some slight tweaks to neck carving and fingerboard radiusing. i'm not getting into the preamps because i have old haz lab stuff for all of them, but don't use active electronics right now.

they're all really good . . .
 
Back from vacation and in need of a lot of catching up!!! In case you guys hadn't caught this on Wednesday night...

Someone that I admire greatly (both as a friend and a player) playing his Fodera...



Cheers,

Jason
 
Not sure whether this has been answered, but if the Truss Rod will not budge and you are following the instructions, then it's time for your baby to make a trip back home...please contact the shop at:

[email protected]

Cheers,

Jason

I did all this, PDF explains it nicely except that the truss rod won't move. It's like it's stuck in there ... glued in ...
Of course I do not dare to really pull hard ... does it normally need any real force?
 
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