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Fretted vs. Fretless Bass Guitar - What Are The Pros And Cons
What is a Fret?
When you look at the neck of a bass or guitar, do you see those lines that separate sections down the neck of the instrument?
Those are called frets.
Essentially, when you push your finger down on a string within a fret, it reduces the length of vibration, thus creating a pitch.
Benefits of a Fretted Bass
While sliding your hands up and down the neck of the bass you can feel the grooves. And it eliminates stressing about intonation.
The margin of error is dramatically minimized with a fretted bass. Wherever you place your finger within the fret (aside from maybe a little buzzing) you will hear the exact pitch because the string is being cut off at the fret, not where your finger is touching.
Why Play a Fretless Bass?
1. Complete Control of Tones
2. Staying "In Tune" During Live Performances
You can just slide your fingers a little up or down the neck on the out-of-tune string and make the necessary adjustment.
3. Sliding Harmonics
4. Less "Pressure" When Playing
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