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What the hell is this !?
- Thread starter Weasel
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Maybe when I order a fretless, I'll order 'just intonation" lines so I'm sure not to screw up! That would look cool! 
Fortunately for me, the standard lousy intonation regular fretted bass doesn't bother my ear (which isn't bad IMHO). I guess I'm just not that in tune. I could see some people with perfect pitch may really appreciate something like these monsters. I have enough trouble with a regular fretboard...
Fortunately for me, the standard lousy intonation regular fretted bass doesn't bother my ear (which isn't bad IMHO). I guess I'm just not that in tune. I could see some people with perfect pitch may really appreciate something like these monsters. I have enough trouble with a regular fretboard...
wow I never thought I would come across a micro-tonal thread on TB!
One of my friends (Paul Erhlich) up in Boston got me into Microtonality and into some cats like Harry Partch and John Catler.
I know that this is a g@#tar, but my friend had these fretted with 22 and 31 frets...
... he also has a fretless bass that has three different fret markers, one for 22, one for 31 and one for 12 tone. I need to have him shoot me a pic of that so I can post it here.
One of my friends (Paul Erhlich) up in Boston got me into Microtonality and into some cats like Harry Partch and John Catler.
I know that this is a g@#tar, but my friend had these fretted with 22 and 31 frets...
... he also has a fretless bass that has three different fret markers, one for 22, one for 31 and one for 12 tone. I need to have him shoot me a pic of that so I can post it here.
