robert7

Hi All, I am bumping this thread because I too am interested if anyone knows anything about the origins of these 'Infinity' basses. I got an Infinity 6 string fretless about a year and a half ago for somewhere around the [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]£130 mark and for the price I couldn't of asked for anything better. I was only seeking a cheap fretless 6 string to have a bit of a mess around on since I'm fairly new to the fretless game, I had to have the action adjusted and fret lines painted on but since that it has been a wonderful instrument.[/font][/color] [font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#282828"]I asked someone who is fairly knowledgeable about these things and he speculated that it might have been an independent luthier/shop who wanted to make a few cheap Warwick imitation basses, if this is true then they have done a fantastic job at it![/color][/font] [font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#282828"]So if anyone does know anything about these basses, or if there is another owner or two of an Infinity out there then please step forward![/color][/font]

Hi All, My bass (a GMR) is equipped with an ETS bridge, when I changed the strings for the first time shortly before Christmas I noticed something quite strange. One of the saddles (specifically the one that houses the A sting) was completely loose. I could pull it out and put it back in again with ease, whilst the other four were completely locked in place. The bridges are all advertised as being adjustable, but I am slightly concerned about one of them being completely loose whilst the other are all fixed in place. Since these bridges appear to be quite specialist and the resources about them online are limited, it would be good to hear from anyone else who has experience with them. NB: The issue has absolutely no effect on the playing whatsoever.