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Precision referred to the precise intonation of the frets. It doesn't have frets. So can you call it a Precision Bass?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Don't fret about it...
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What would you call this bass?
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Don't fret about it...
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Precision referred to the precise intonation of the frets. It doesn't have frets. So can you call it a Precision Bass?
Inquiring minds want to know.
An oxymoron!
My phone and TalkBass aren't getting along at the moment, but I have a fretless FSO with a custom decal on the headstock that reads "Precision-less".
One of the worst dad jokes I’ve heard on this site, and this site is 62% dad jokes by weight. Does a packet of them come with every pair of cargo shorts?
A Fender Approximision, of course....
....Well, that's what happens when I try to play fretless.
....Well, that's what happens when I try to play fretless.
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Precision referred to the precise intonation of the frets. It doesn't have frets. So can you call it a Precision Bass?
Inquiring minds want to know.
I'd call it Brian.
The bass formerly known as precision
Highly depends on who is playing it. If it were me it would be called a Fender Boy are you’re in for a real “Treat” wink wink…View attachment 7301443
Precision referred to the precise intonation of the frets. It doesn't have frets. So can you call it a Precision Bass?
Inquiring minds want to know.
