If it was a factory fretless the dots would most likely be ON the fret lines, as opposed to here where they appear to be in a standard fretted position.

If it was a factory fretless the dots would most likely be ON the fret lines, as opposed to here where they appear to be in a standard fretted position.

I would say fretless converted I'm 99% sure. The fretwork is terrible they never trimmed the fret tang and it looks like there are fret sprouts everywhere along the neck hence the finish chipping and peeling off up and down the neck around the fret ends. The carved into the fretboard slots behind the nut is also a special touch. I’m no expert but from owning a few MusicMan SR5s even though I was never really impressed with the overall build quality but they would have never allowed a fret job like that out the door. I really only had issue with string spacing at the bridge and neck angle the fretwork was always stellar. That’s a “convert” that had fret markers or lines on the front that's why the dots are in their normal place.…

It looks to be set up great........... for bow and arrow.

The seller is a good guy I have never bought from him as is prices push the ceiling as far as price and sometimes on occasion his listing have been less than accurate but I don't think it was intentional but to get the most for the listing without 100% research. He had a Ken Smith Burner bass listed up the other day at USA pricing and it had a few pieces of USA hardware but was obviously not a USA.