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[quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1471009423' post='3109976'] You say 'Precision-spec' do you mean in terms of nut width? [/quote] Hey Beedster. Yes, mainly nut width. I can just about manage with a skinny jazz neck but much prefer something a bit beefier.

[quote name='Funky Dunky' timestamp='1470835212' post='3108811'] It is a sexy bass. [/quote] Definitely....just look at it: [attachment=225728:tony-franklin-fretless-black-full.jpg]

Thanks for all the help guys. I'll have a look into all your suggestions. Hopefully I'll be more Pino and less Partridge sooner rather than later, although my 'air' fretless intonation is pretty bang on to be honest

Hello, Looking to dip my toe into the world of fretless and have decided the cheapest way to get a feel for it is to buy a reasonably priced fretless neck to put on my backup bass. Has to be precision spec and either rosewood/ebanol/ebony. Not bothered if lined or not as long as it has side dots. I know mighty mite do such a model, as do Warmoth, but wondered if anybody had any first hand experience with any of the aftermarket fretless necks and could recommend one. Thanks.

Tony Franklin Fretless Precision following the NBD somebody posted on here