'It's an investment in your life and you're worth it...' Thats exactly what I thought, when I purchased my Fodera. Other People invest in expensive cars they use for maximum 10 years. Investing in THE Instrument I'll play forever was more important to me.
Seems like anyone who is anybody is playing a Fodera these days. I suppose it gives you credibility. But making basses is not a lost art fortunately. I could come up with the name of probably 50 builders for Jazz Basses alone.There are countless builders of fine boutique basses all over the world. Fodera just happens to be at the top of the heap. At least price wise. I do like the sound of that 5 string Victor plays
gimmeagig And what's your point?i know many great players that don't own a fodera because either the play something they really like or simply not interested in a fodera.Your argument is weak.
I beleive that fodera basses are very comfortable and have a great quality. But they also have a very dry sound (at this video). I even don't know... Is that because of EMG pickups? That for fans.
'It's an investment in your life and you're worth it...' Thats exactly what I thought, when I purchased my Fodera. Other People invest in expensive cars they use for maximum 10 years. Investing in THE Instrument I'll play forever was more important to me.
It just flows through him man, and the fodera is a perfect extension for that channel
Love the connection with the instrument ❤
One day I hope too have a fodera monarch someday
Totally worth the money if you are serious.
I've never seen Victor play more than four strings!
hahabass I seen him play 5 and 6 string basses.
hahabass Oh yeah and even a 8 string.
Cheers Tracey. I have to check that out.
hahabass You might can find it on some his TH-cam videos but he's a lot more flashy on the 4 string.
He uses extended range basses for particular things. but four strings where he's most at home with.
Makes me want a Fodera even more :)
Nice basses....but no butterfly on headstock for me.....
Seems like anyone who is anybody is playing a Fodera these days. I suppose it gives you credibility. But making basses is not a lost art fortunately. I could come up with the name of probably 50 builders for Jazz Basses alone.There are countless builders of fine boutique basses all over the world. Fodera just happens to be at the top of the heap. At least price wise. I do like the sound of that 5 string Victor plays
I wouldn't say anybody. Marcus miller has never owned a fodera to my knowledge and he's definitely somebody. not to say he's never played one tho.
Brooks Smith he had a fodera .A fretless 5.google it.
gimmeagig And what's your point?i know many great players that don't own a fodera because either the play something they really like or simply not interested in a fodera.Your argument is weak.
I beleive that fodera basses are very comfortable and have a great quality. But they also have a very dry sound (at this video). I even don't know... Is that because of EMG pickups? That for fans.
I can't afford a Fodera yet! :'( Still saving
3 years later.... are you still saving?
1 year later..I mean it's less expensive afford a car 😳
@@doxx2427 Yes, and still can't afford! Building my own for a change
@@leonardodormentoni7336 I have a car now, but no fodera. Building my own bass
he's black, the wall is white, the filter just makes us not see the color of basses
I didn't know Jesus did endorsements