And, also, I went through a few different compressors (for sustain). I wouldn't bother with one for fretless bass.
Speaking of bass, I have a fretless bass, but I've been missing the fretted Jazz bass I sold two years ago.
dB
A few other things:
The fretboard is made of epoxy and has absolutely no wear.
I use flatwounds because my fingers get hung up on roundwounds when I shift and slide around.
There are some issues with sustain, especially on the high strings. I went from a set of .010s to .011s last time and that helped. But then the strings had more tension so they lost the flexibility that made sliding so easy. I think next time I get it out, I start tuning the strings lower so I have the tone of the heavier set with less tension of the lower tuning.
Intonation concerns slow me way down.
Now that I've been working a bit more on the chops, I should get it out and see how I like it.
Of course I enjoy it, one doesn't replace the other. Having said that, I'm concentrating on fretted guitar for now. Three was a couple of years when I played fretless gtr a lot.
I'd forget about chords and stick to 2 note intervals with an occasional 3rd note to make it a chord. It's enough to keep one or two notes in tune!
Strongly disagree here. Just listened to it the other day and it fits quite well within the whole Hassell ouvre. You also forgot to mention 'Dressing for Pleasure' which I consider to be even funkier than 'Citi: Works of Fiction'.
bigtiny
I didn't forget anything, I didn't recommend it.