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Any mutiscale unfretted players out there?


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I like fretless and also multiscale but have not experienced a combination of both.

Anyone out there that does and how have you got on if so?

Be great to get some insight into the ups and downs of it.

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The first incarnation of my first self build (Twiggy) was multi scale fretless

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I found I could not play without looking at the lines, there being 5 sets of muscle memory to get to grips with, even using the side markers was challenging.  I changed the setup to be single scale length whic I found much better.

S’manth x

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1 hour ago, Smanth said:

The first incarnation of my first self build (Twiggy) was multi scale fretless

image.png.dfd5956573b46c4ab7fa601f0a7eb59e.png

I found I could not play without looking at the lines, there being 5 sets of muscle memory to get to grips with, even using the side markers was challenging.  I changed the setup to be single scale length whic I found much better.

S’manth x

I never realized twiggy was mscale fretless so no challenge then as a first build. You are one brave cookie🤣

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Just now, Ralf1e said:

I never realized twiggy was mscale fretless so no challenge then as a first build. You are one brave cookie🤣

🤣 She had a zero fret, fretless was easy and angling the zero fret …. Voila a multi scale!

used one of those online fret distance tools to draw in the fret lines.  And changing to single scale was similarly straightforward.

S’manth x

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