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Dean Edge 4 Fretless
$379.00
Released January, 2011
The Pros:Plays and feels better than most low-priced basses. Saddle adjustment works well to remove fret-buzz if you ever put them on later. Fretless design allows you to have the strings nice and low without worrying about buzz.
The Cons:Pickups are mid to below average in tone quality. Without frets you really need to know what you're doing to play in tune.
The Dean Edge 4 Fretless is a 4 string, 24 lined fretless bass with a basswood body, bolt-on maple and walnut neck, and a rosewood fingerboard. The 34" scale features Grover tuners, Dean pickups with Active electronics, black hardware, and is strung with Rotosound TruBass nylon strings.
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Its asymmetrical 4 bolt pattern allows uninterrupted access to the higher end of the two octave neck, while the fretless fingerboards provides unsegmented tonal slides.
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plays and feels better than most low-priced basses
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saddle adjustment works well to remove fret-buzz if you ever put them on later
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fretless design allows you to have the strings nice and low without worrying about buzz
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tunes well and holds it for a long time
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has a similar feel to a regular 6-string guitar, easy to make the transition if you want
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pickups are mid to below average in tone quality
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without frets you really need to know what you're doing to play in tune
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