The Fretless Club (Part 3)

[Shardik]

Originally Posted by Matthew_84

Post # 1000!

Sorry, someone had to do it...

Post #1001!!!
(It is just a number...)

On topic: A fretted bass have a fixed number of positions, a fretless has an infinite number of positions.

[Engine207]

Don't fret, fellas...

The Fretless Club (Part IV)

[BigBeatNut]

Sorry .. wrong thread

[Mojo-Man]

Originally Posted by kulit17

Its a 1993 Wal Mk I, American Walnut facing with Indian Ebony fingerboard...she plays like a dream and I wish I played fretless better

Give up fretless it's to hard.
Oh, and sell it too me.

[skullservant]

Originally Posted by Erad

I play a fretless!



There's the beauty right there.
'79 Kramer DMZ 4000 FL

Unfortunately, shes in need of repair... I got the pots changed due to some intermittent functionality from the original pots. but I got it home and now it rarely works. I can't tell if it's simply the wiring inside maybe coming loose? or if it's the pickups going bad... I feel like it's a loose connection due to the fact that I can shake it a little and it starts to work. or if I lay it down flat, it'll work.
I need to take it up to the place that changed the pots and see if they'll look at it for free.

Anyways, that's my beauty!

Beautiful. Only the second factory fretless I've seen with the frets marked other than my own!

[ZSavage]

Here is mine - it has graced the stage of many a good time gig
Nothin' fancy but always there with the tone.