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POST YOUR FRETLESS!!!
- Thread starter de la mocha
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heres my fretless basses. Just got the Warmoth today (one on bottom)
What's the bass up in the left, do you have other pictures of it? Looks very interesting. And how is the trem on fretless? (just asking cos mine has one too) Can you use it anywhere "rationally" or is it just a nice toy you can play with when jamming by yourself? Just asking so i know what to expect a little bit better
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=354006
My first fretless, unlined
I've gotta put in some serious time learning intonation - but the cool part is that its the same as my other bass I've been playing for 3 1/2 years
My first fretless, unlined
I've gotta put in some serious time learning intonation - but the cool part is that its the same as my other bass I've been playing for 3 1/2 years
The Lakland is beautiful by itself, but I love the look of that shot in the fallen leaves. That's a great picture idea, especially for a sunburst!
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absolutely beautiful basses in this thread! didnt seen all,(not that crazy), but those i saw...just killing me!
The Barts I got are dual in-line coils, which eliminate all the buzz I get with single coils, but are tuned by Bartolini to preserve the authentic tone of a regular single coil. The Barts are also a little warmer and articulate compared to the MEC.
