- Aug 21, 2008
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Anybody find a Fodera under the tree?
no - but mine should be ready in a few weeks
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Anybody find a Fodera under the tree?
Some fodera strings for me, but I won't be getting another fodera bass for awhile. Tentatively planning a custom imperial for my 30th birthday(4/26/2015).
Todd, dope playing! I just got sent a video of a band I played with from LA the other night on the Nick and Artie show on Direct TV/Sirius radio....brought the Fodera and they had a sweet Fender Bassman + 610 waiting for me. It was self biasing and could switch between 25 and 100 watts and had a separate overdrive channel that sounded killer. Anyway, here's the clip....dude's freestyle is ridiculous!
Kelley James - "6 Bottles" on the Nick and Artie show
BR is just a great sounding an resonating wood. If you want something else, ok.
Maybe take a look at this: Invalid Link Removed
++1, Yours and Nostatic's statement say it all.
I got bitten by playing an MG 5 for about 20 minutes. The first thing I did was a scaler run (whole tone thingy from low F through 2 octaves) up and down the neck and i was amazed at how I didn't have to fight against any string tension, it just wasn't present, therefore it felt effortless. I use a 3 fingered right-hand approach and the 3rd finger usually feels most of the tension; but not with the Fodera. So the playability factor was the decider for me.

Hou said:Truly amazing!
http://www.fodera.com/Main/NewBornDetails.aspx?FeaturedItemID=525
I asume this bass is tuned E-C. When does the pickup have one or two poles under the C string? It seems very different
Hou said:Truly amazing!
http://www.fodera.com/Main/NewBornDetails.aspx?FeaturedItemID=525
I asume this bass is tuned E-C. When does the pickup have one or two poles under the C string? It seems very different
Cheers to a very happy Boxing Day for my fellow Canucks. This afternoon was spent drinking Wiser's and Gibson's whiskey and playing my Fodera. Got a little transcription time in (worked on Vic's solo on "Bumbershoot"), and am about to watch Goldfinger with my dad and bro. The only thing better than a holiday is two holidays in a row.![]()


How would they have any idea it's a particular species without you telling them?
Hi Jason,
Sorry for disturbing you during your Xmas break but is there any particular reason why your Viceroy model doesn't come in the dovetail or neck- through version as yet.
Any future plans when those options will be available?
Merry XMas for those who celebrate and Happy Holidays for all.
S.
I remember them saying that a neck-thru / dovetail Viceory would be extremely difficult to pull off because of either the detachable fretboard and / or the moveable pickups. I remember Jason saying something along the lines of "it'd be too expensive labor wise and not worth it" or something. I'm sure they'd have no problem with doing a Viceory shaped dovetail / neck-thru, just probably not with the detachable fretboard piece or moveable pickup.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of the TBers that frequent the Fodera "Club" threads and to Jason and the rest of the great Fodera team.![]()