Glarry: a really cheap way to get into unlined fretless?

Amazing. When I made my first foray into fretless, there was no such animal as a Glarry or a Rogue. Price is really no longer a barrier to entry.

 

pretty cool, did they position the side dots properly?

 

I am a big Glarry fan, but I would bet that they did not. I know my Rogue fretless is incorrect, the dots are where they would be on a fretted bass.

 

my Peavey T-20FL is incorrect and really bugs me, I remark all mine to make them work

 

When you really rationalize it there’s very little risk in giving that bass a shot and lots of reward. Not that it will be some epic tone machine but it might open up a new avenue for you as a player. You can always put that confidence towards a “better” bass later. What is $99? Like going out for lunch every day for a week?

 

do they have colors or just the burst?

 

no doubt sellers are more willing to push sales now more than ever just to stay alive, those Franklins are great from what's been said, but my cheapo active fretless Dean is super too. that Peavey of mine has the perfect Fender P tone and those can be found for under $300, but the sc hum has got to go.

 

You could drop a Lollar in it and probably sound pretty good.

 

The dots are where they would be on a fretted neck. Still, a great way to venture into fretless, modding and making it your own.

Mine started out as fretted, now it has a thinned Glarry fretless neck (fingerboard is not real rosewood). Fender Original pickup will soon be swapped for a Dimarzio.

Huge thanks to @JRA for this neck and my headstock decal.

 

I like the way it sounds. I think I just might give one a shot.

 

The side dots on one of my 73 P fretless are in the fretted location. If your dots are not correct you can adjust to that.