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Fodera Club Part XVIII

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Happy 30th to Vinny, Joey, Jason and the whole Fodera family!

Your artistry, commitment to excellence and customer care are inspiring.

Thank you for creating instruments that allow me to be a better musician!

Looking forward to celebrating with you later this year when my 30th Anniversary bass is built.
 
Gorgeous instrument Jason, congratulations!

In the close up of the body it appears that there is a thin layer of white and then black between ash and the walnut. Is this something that is just done at the perimeter or all the way under the walnut? Can you please explain how this was done? (Sorry if this is redundant, I know you've described this bass to us before...)

And a big Happy Birthday to all the folks at Fodera!

Thanks,

Jim

And here she is!

http://www.fodera.com/Main/NewBornDetails.aspx?FeaturedItemID=599

Work at the shop will end promptly at 2:00pm today and the Champagne corks will be a poppin'!!

Cheers,

Jason
 
congrats on the bass but most of all an amazing 30 years. Give my best wishes to V and J and everyone else there. Been dealing with a health issue but as soon as I am feeling better i will email for a day to come by and celebrate and bring a few of my basses in for "things"...
 
Happy 30th Jason, Vinny, Joey, and everyone else there...

Thanks for the great instruments and the friendship!

Cheers,
Mitch
 
Thanks! I went with a double veneer -- the black is Anigre and the light colored wood is Maple and, yes, it goes under all of the top.

Regards,

J


Gorgeous instrument Jason, congratulations!

In the close up of the body it appears that there is a thin layer of white and then black between ash and the walnut. Is this something that is just done at the perimeter or all the way under the walnut? Can you please explain how this was done? (Sorry if this is redundant, I know you've described this bass to us before...)

And a big Happy Birthday to all the folks at Fodera!

Thanks,

Jim
 
Guys --

Thank you all very much for the kind words!!! You know that we love doing this and that without all of your support we couldn't, so a huge THANK YOU, for YOU are the reason why we are here!!!

Kindest regards,

Jason
 
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