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fret1
the result of fretting; corrosion

fret2
any of several small metal bars set across the fingerboard of a musical instrument of the lute, guitar, or viol family at various points along its length so as to produce the desired notes when the strings are stopped by the fingers

fret
1. An ornament, sometimes painted, incised, or raised and formed of short fillets, bands, or reglets variously combined, frequently consisting of continuous lines arranged in rectangular forms; a meander; a Greek key.
2. Similar ornamentation in which the fillets intersect at oblique angles, as often in Oriental designs.


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Among his armoury are a fretless acoustic guitar, regular fretted and steel-bodied versions, as well as the customised 11-string fretless glissentar.
After an early spell with Jools Holland and the Millionaires, Pino's career began to take off in the early '80s when he was asked to play fretless bass for Gary Numan, and then Paul Young.
 
 
 
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