No longer available Dean Edge Q6 Fretless PRICE DROP

Hey everyone. This listing is for my Dean Edge Q6 fretless. It sounds awesome, plays very well, is in great shape, and is dirt cheap. This is a great choice to get some fretless practice in.

$350, NOW $299 shipped. Includes the gig bag. Please contact me with any questions. Thanks!

 

The b is as good as it gets on a sub $1500 bass. In my opinion, amongst the boutique builders, scale length doesn't make any real difference. They can make a great bass with a great b string in 33,34,35,36, or whatever. But under that $1500 mark, with the few rare exceptions, I think you have to get a 35 to have a good sounding and feeling b.

I have arrived at this conclusion through the following 5 and 6 string basses I have owned: Modulus, F Bass, Roscoe, Pedulla, Kenneth Lawrence, Manne, Pavel, Kinal, Sadowsky, Dingwall, Citron, Elrick, ESP, Ibanez, Carvin, Fernandes, Tune, G&L, Yamaha, Squire, and Fender, naturally. Fernandes being the rare exception.

The build quality on this Dean is really good. They cut corners on the hardware and electronics to hit a cheap price point. I actually bought a set of Nordstrand single coils and an Aguilar pre to drop in to this. With those upgrades, it would be in the ballpark of the best basses I have owned. Just haven't gotten around to it yet. But I will, if no one steps up to buy this thing soon.

 

These are 35" scale, yes. I am pretty sure these are nickel round GHS boomers. I like them on this bass because it has a singing, vocal-like quality that the roundwound strings compliment.

 

Sold locally on CL.