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Fretless Fender/Fender style club

SamanthaCay

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Nov 16, 2008
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Show us your fretless p and or j style basses, or for that matter any Fender or Fender style bass and get a number!

Here’s mine, it started It’s life as a parts p.
Then I started this other project with a ’72 fender neck, well long story short I got bored Sunday and stuck the ’72 neck on my main p and WOW what a difference!:bassist:
This thing sounds a lot brighter, has more sustain and a super fat back profile that I like much more then the neck that was on there.
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Does home made count?
1971 Telecaster bass. In 1974, I stripped the finish, reshaped and contoured the body, pulled the frets and inlayed hand whittled graduated width walnut fret markers.


Still have it, but she's semi-retired.

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Here`s my 2001 Fender Precision that I had defretted last year as my birthday gift from my girlfriend. It was my very first bass that I bought(back in 2001) and it wasn`t getting much attention from me so I thought I`d make some modifications to it.
I love it!
Can I get a number?
 
I'll take a # please.
Custom build.
Fender Jazz body painted in Lexus Charcoal Gray metal flake.
Duncan Hot stacks
Badass II bridge
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Polished aluminum pickguard.
Custom 1 off Jim Surles highly figured Birdseye Neck with ebony board and brass nut.

She plays like butter!
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