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Fodera Owners

ok, this is my Fodera... Fantastic Bass a part that Dead spot...
 

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No, my Monarch Deluxe 4 is the most even bass I've ever played... Sorry about yours! That really shouldn't be possible on a Fodera. But strangely, I think that the note on the 6th fret on the G string is also the note that no analogue sub octave pedals can track - is there a connection??
 
You should not have a dead spot on that bass and if you do I would call Fodera about it..they should not sell basses in that condition...especially at the prices they get.. no excuse.

True! About calling Fodera it's difficult for me to explain the problem because I'm not so good in English language...probably I'm very unlucky, because like I told before it's the best bass I have ever played but the dead spot is a reality.
 
That's one beautiful Monarch! Where is the dead spot exactly? What year is it? and if I'm not mistaken, those are Nordstand pups on there?

It's a 2006, I bought it new in July 2007 in Italy at Musical Box.
The Pu are Seymour Duncan, the top is Flame Koa and the fingerboard is ebony.
This is the story:
After buying the bass I had some gigs but for my convenience I used a Kubicki key factor 5.
In the last few days I started finally to play the Fodera a lot...so I discovered the dead spot G string 6 fret (note C#)
Perhaps the only thing I can do is to send an email...
Probably someone can think I'm Crazy to say that a fodera has a dead spot but is true.:crying: