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Anyone tried it? (Obviously it only works if your bass is piezo-only...) If so, what did it sound like, how long did the strings last, and where did you get them? (This sort of thing is what happens when I can't buy any more basses. Bah, humbug.)

And what do you know... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/308199-fs-infinity-6-string-fretless-not-warwick/

[quote name='el borracho' timestamp='1498852579' post='3327619'] I've done a Stingray one with a hand jigsaw, hand drill, files and sandpaper - none of this modern electric stuff! Took ages but was quite satisfying - until I rushed the screw holes and drilled 3 of them in the wrong place - they still don't have screws in but nobody has ever noticed [/quote] You could saw the heads off some screws and glue them in place

[quote name='hamfist' timestamp='1498808818' post='3327127'] Yes, carefully, but by just using a wood block with sandpaper held at an angle. Really close up you can see that it is nowhere near as perfect as a machine produced edge, but its pretty good, and good enough for me. No-one would ever tell the difference from a yard away. [/quote] Having seen (and bought) the results, I can vouch for this.

I think our man kodiakblair may have an opinion here

They don't seem to do a fretless one. I thought they did; discontinued, or is my shonky memory letting me down again?

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I play my Ashbory with the fingerboard vertical and the headstock up by my left ear

[quote name='Norris' timestamp='1496648507' post='3312857'] I keep my own teaspoon at work! As for removing the TRC, well I had my reasons (see avatar). The original is safely tucked away though [/quote] I tried that (the teaspoon, not the TRC). It lasted two days.