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To avoid this, it's very important to not open a new package for about 24-48 hours, to let the bass slowly acclimate inside, at least during the winter, or after a long flight. It's hard, but it's worth the wait. Reason for this happening, is the wood expanding faster than the finish, leaving it no time to adapt, and then the finish cracks. It's only cosmetic damage in the finish but a shame to have.. Fodera's satin finish are very sensitive to this Just thought people should know more about this to avoid it!

Those cracks are nothing to worry about, but to avoid them, you need to avoid large temperature shocks, like unpacking the bass directly after delivery (especially in winter times, when the bass is nearly freezing) My First Fodera had plenty of these cracks everywhere, fault of previous owners, went from Denmark to China, back to Denmark and so on. But it's absolutely nothing to worry about. Beautiful bass!

If by any chance you have a trip to Belgium, I'll take it But oh right, Delta variant

It was to be expected because of Brexit, and might never get any better for the used market mostly, which means us, the private sellers A Modulus like yours would (now) sell for 3.000 Euros here in a day

If the UK was still in the EU, it would be long sold for sure, and at a higher price.

I had an Fclef and the neck was crazy, really good bass, not less good than Fodera! And I want your LeFay @Thomas P 😃

WOW

Yeah new 2020 European Fodera prices have recently gone out of control, I nearly left the club 🥵

True, However, now brand new, these are 7700 USD before arriving here and all the taxes... Inflation I guess, Fodera keeps raising their prices like no one other Beautiful bass

So beautiful

Nice! Which year is this?