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NBD! Fodera Ryan Martinie Standard

When I was in high school, I first heard mudvayne and it changed my outlook on bass. Ryan Martinie’s style was game changing. I got into Warwick and was personally disappointed when he started playing Fodera. I drug my wife to Asheville a few months ago to see Ryan’s band Soften The Glare play, and fell in love with the Fodera tone. I’ve always wanted a Fodera but never thought I’d get one. The wife surprised me this weekend with a Christmas gift I’m beyond ecstatic for. The hype is real, and the fodera build quality is incredible. Pics of the Fodera and my Thumb for comparison.
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Congrats for this beauties. How would you describe the sound of each? It seems they share the PU - positions and the ebony fretboards. The Fodera is bolt on - the Thumb neck through. I imagine they can cover a wide varitety of styles and sounds together
 
When I was in high school, I first heard mudvayne and it changed my outlook on bass. Ryan Martinie’s style was game changing. I got into Warwick and was personally disappointed when he started playing Fodera. I drug my wife to Asheville a few months ago to see Ryan’s band Soften The Glare play, and fell in love with the Fodera tone. I’ve always wanted a Fodera but never thought I’d get one. The wife surprised me this weekend with a Christmas gift I’m beyond ecstatic for. The hype is real, and the fodera build quality is incredible. Pics of the Fodera and my Thumb for comparison.
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Looks like the neck on the Fodera is more wider than the Thumb. Congrats. beautifull basses and your wife rocks.
 

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