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9 minutes ago, nikon F said:

I didn't notice that ,,,,,,what would the reasoning be behind doing that I wonder ?    ,,,,,answers from anyone please ,,,,

There are a surprising number of players who do this.

I think the theory used to be that left-handed players could only get hold of right-handed basses when they started playing, so therefore just spun basses around and played them left-handed ‘upside down’.

Or of course he just felt that he wasn’t being challenged enough with the more orthodox string arrangement. 😁

 

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This happens when you are left handed and you just grab a right handed bass and learn how to play it like that.

Stan Sargeant with Keb Mo plays like this and Albert King used to. It's no handicap, you just play the same stuff, but differently.

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