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Alembic products => Alembic Basses & Guitars => Topic started by: hydrargyrum on November 01, 2005, 09:01:42 AM
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Sweet looking bass, but I wonder why it was built left handed and strung right. Perplexing . . .
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I think it's the old lefty learning how to play on an upside down right handed instrument. I know a guitarist who learned to play this way. Makes for a devil of time trying to read the chording hand. :-)
Keith
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some lefty's learn to play upsidedown instead of restringing their (right handed) guitar or bass.
oh look, keith beat me too it.
(Message edited by bigideas on November 01, 2005)
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Jimmy Haslip plays basses strung this way. His popping technique is interesting...
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Jason Smith in Hayseed Dixie also plays like this. His slap technique is unbelievable to watch.
Graeme
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Great looking bass. Congratulations !!!
Say, does any one here (besides Mike) get a slight sense of vertigo when you look at a left handed instrument....???
stoney
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Stoney; I'm always wanting to copy them to my desktop, open a graphics program and turn them around to where they look right.
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As far as I'm concerned, All the righties somehow look much better to me when turned around! ;)
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/393/22036.jpg)
(http://club.alembic.com/Images/393/22037.jpg)
Bet you never knew he was a closet lefty! LOL P.S. Sorry Yaya for mutilating the Big Bass. I was trying to envison what my custom might look like (only in cocobolo of course) Mike
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That's too funny!!! Those Spyders look like they could really hurt you....
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I can't play the d*mn thing right-side up, nevermind strung upside-down, LOL!
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SPyders are very comfortable to play upside down.
THey balance well no matter what side is up;)