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Fodera Club Part XVI

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Yeah, I remember talking with Jason, and he mentioned some Brazilian rosewood tops they had were $2-3k, beauty has quite a price sometimes.

Not to be talking specifics on pricing here, but based on my experience, and with the slight price increases as of 01/01/12 (that's January 1, 2012 for you European guys), I'd expect an especially lovely Braz top to be at least $3K. But that's just me talking out my a**. :) Jason is always THE answer man.
 
Thanks man!
I'm not interested into the crazy distortion thing, tubes are for buttery, rich clean tone in my book.
So from what I've read Monique is on my future.

Michele,

I have owned multiple 700RB-II (at least 3) and Ampeg (SVT-CL, SVT-VR, SVT-II, vintage SVTs) tube amps and think Monique is better than anything made by either. Just IMO/IME, but Monique really does give big tube warmth but with super clear articulation. Sounds almost like a very articulate SVT.

Also, it seems to work with any bass.... My vintage Fenders, Modulus, MTD 535, Spector, etc (my Fodera won't be delivered until February).

Also, it isn't super expensive IMO. I run mine with a $350 (new) Crest poweramp and it sounds amazing and has more than enough headroom.

The only thing Monique won't do is crazy raunchy distortion, but there are pedals for that!

Truly a great amp IMO. I have no need for anything else.
 
So did anyone else catch that premier guitar stated that the 30th anniversary monarchs will be the basis for a new monarch standard? Did they misquote Fodera, or is it true? They also stated that they are intorducing a new guitar line at NAMM this year.
 
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