Here’s a great pic from Marcel @ FBass showing the location differences between jazz pickup in the 60’s position vs the 70’s position.
The tonal differences are primarily that the 70’s position has a more midrange and a bit less low end…
The good news about the Fodera Standards just keeps on coming. Bass Player Mag just did a review of both the YYS and the E5S. They are both RAVE reviews. The last line is very telling…
“It [a Standard] just might become the way you measure a bass from there on out.”
I still have one of the Emperor 5 Standards available – drop me a line if you’d like it!
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Our friends @ FBass have just announced the special NAMM basses! Prices shown are retail. If you see one that you want, drop me a line and I’ll hook you up!
VF4 #, 230811 List: $4,375.00 maple/alder, 70s bridge pickup placement, Olympic white Finish $725.00
VF5 # 850511 List: $4,125.00, Alder/Rosewood, Sunburst/Tortoiseshell, Black Bakelite knobs
VF5 # 840511 List: $3,750.00, Ash/ Maple, natural, W/B/W pickguard, Chrome/black knobs
BN5 # 760511 List: $3,750.00 , maple/ash, natural/black finish, Chrome hardware
BN5 # 940611 List: $4,125.00, Asian Ebony/ash, Sunburst,
Continue reading NAMM FBasses Announced!
Our friends at For Bass Players Only did a great interview with Mike Pope – renowned preamp designer, and popular Fodera guy!
Hi Fellow Fodera & FBass Friends!
I just wanted to take a moment on this special day to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Festive Kwanza, or whatever else you celebrate!
Thanks to you guys, you’re good friend at FretSpot.com is the #1 FBass dealer in the world for the second year in a row! Thanks to everyone for your business, support and friendship this year! What I do wouldn’t be possible, or worth doing, if it wasn’t for you all!
(BTW, if Santa didn’t bring you what you wanted for Christmas, your buddy Donovan has TONS of awesome basses to make your dreams come true! :).
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I’ve been having a fascinating discussion with a potential customer via email. To be honest, we somehow got on each other’s bad side, which frankly, was very enlightening. I wrote the following response to him, and I think it best explains how I do business at FretSpot, and that it might make interesting reading for current and future customers.