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Fodera Club Part XVIII

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I'm still a fan of the more traditional designs and will always have them as primary rotation instruments.

wood - strings - pickups. Seems traditional to me :D

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yeah, this gets most of my gig time these days no matter which band

I am in the same boat with my E5S.:bassist:

I love my other basses.... But I don't want to play them nearly as much since I got my E5S.

I did a cool bar gig tonight and I brought an active Fender Jazz 5er and my Fodera. I figured that the Jazz would be better for funk and metal so I brought that along. We played 80's dancing and drinking music (Superstitious to Livin after Midnight.... Mustang Sally to Stone Temple Pilots' Plush, etc) and I started off the gig with the Fodera. Played the first 2 sets and I sounded amazing. Switched to the Jazz for the 3rd... Clanky/trebly on stage, but didn't cut thru nearly as good as my E5S. I went back to the Fodera. Best bass for metal?:p

You know what was really cool? I had 3 local bass player friends in the crowd and they all came up to me between sets telling me how great I sounded and how cool my bass looked. I told them it was a Fodera and not one of them had heard of the brand. The logo didn't impress my bass friends, the great tone did!:bassist:
 
This was built for a longtime friend of the shop's and he wanted us to build him a "Fodera P-Bass." Boy did we (if I do say so myself). For a couple of days Joey and I nearly got into fights over who should keep "testing" it out! There will be many more of this kind of thing in the future...we simply loved the sound!

J

View attachment 323324 Whoa, sick single pickup braz rosewood monarch. Looks like AJ location.
 
This was built for a longtime friend of the shop's and he wanted us to build him a "Fodera P-Bass." Boy did we (if I do say so myself). For a couple of days Joey and I nearly got into fights over who should keep "testing" it out! There will be many more of this kind of thing in the future...we simply loved the sound!

J

You seem to enjoy this bass very much, so don't let us stop you from recording some sound clips...:D:hyper:
 
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