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03/10/2026

From the FretlessBass.com Collection: 1970’s Gibson Les Paul Fretless Bass. A rare fretless version of this model - unknown if it was offered from the factory. Could be an employee build or possibly modified. Serial number is from the early 70’s. Pickups and controls appear different than Triumph models. Badass bridge. Gorgeous.

https://youtu.be/B-s5SYcmeWs

02/05/2026

From the FretlessBass.com Collection: 1970’s Fender Precision Epoxy Fretless Bass. Fingerboard professionally coated with epoxy similar to Jaco’s technique. The fingerboard tone under the round wound strings is incredible. Paint stripped down to the natural ash body. Neck plate, neck stamps, and pots dated to 1973-1975.
https://youtu.be/TnSx4DIIVbs?si=sqyFCDJOKe7715mn

01/27/2026

From the FretlessBass.com Collection: 1971 Ampeg Dan Armstrong Lucite Fretless Bass. Very rare, original condition, clear lucite body, 30 inch scale, fretless unlined fingerboard, two octave, side fret dots, two coil pickup, volume and tone controls with tone switch, Formica faux pickguard. Research suggests only around 150 were produced fretless. Stay tuned for more!

01/15/2026

From the FretlessBass.com Collection: Stradi UltraBass Fretless Bass. Bought from Stradi in 2013 and confirmed to be one of the earliest builds. Continuous fingerboard from nut to bridge, piezo and magnetic pickups, carbon tubes in the neck. A work of art. Stay tuned for more!
https://youtu.be/tUl9eYefaPA?si=KBYi12vnx_qkmR2n

12/17/2025

From the FretlessBass.com Collection: 1980's Fender Jazz Special Fretless Bass in candy apple red. Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, no fret lines, P-J pickups. Stay tuned for more basses to be displayed!

https://youtu.be/u6YxMZHUWsY

12/16/2025

From the FretlessBass.com Collection: 1980's Fender Jazz Special Fretless Bass in candy apple red. Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, no fret lines, P-J pickups. Stay tuned for more basses to be displayed!

https://youtu.be/u6YxMZHUWsY

10/17/2023

www.FretlessBass.com - Sting & The Police: Recently I had the opportunity to discuss the creation of one of rock ‘n roll’s most iconic fretless basses with Jol Dantzig – Sting’s red fretless Hamer 8-string Explorer bass. Dantzig and the team at Hamer Guitars custom designed this bass for Sting in 1980 with a maple neck, unlined fingerboard, and a cherry red Explorer style body. Featured in The Police video for “De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da” and played live on a few occasions, this bass is an absolute work of art and truly is one-of-a-kind. Photo by Jol Dantzig. www.FretlessBass.com

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02/10/2023

www.fretlessbass.com Featured Music – Running Up That Hill – Tony Franklin fretless bass – Kate Bush David Gilmour – Live

02/07/2023

www.fretlessbass.com Featured Music – Drown In My Own Tears – Dave Swift fretless bass – Jeff Beck – Jools Holland Live .holland.official

02/06/2023

Dave Swift added to our Players page. Check it out at www.fretlessbass.com

01/12/2023

RIP Jeff Beck. Mo Foster (who played fretless bass on this recording) sent me this audio a friend of his recorded in the audience at the Greek Theater in 1980. Great fretless and stunning guitar work. I was able to see Jeff Beck live just three months ago, October 6 2022, in Boston. I am forever grateful for the experience. There has never been a guitarist like Jeff Beck. Unique. Legend. https://www.fretlessbass.com/music-cause-weve-ended-as-lovers-mo-foster-jeff-beck-live/

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01/04/2023

Happy New Year! www.FretlessBass.com #2023