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Does this design already exist?

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Brad Lowe, Lowe Custom Guitars
I was doodling on a double-cut jumbo guitar shape that could work for both guitar and bass.

Although the influences are apparent, I don't recall seeing anything quite like it before.

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The design concept is a cross between a Les Paul and a Fano RB6/RIC S800.

I've also considered having the cut extend through like the 325.

The body will be a swamp ash slab with the forearm facet just like the Chromasonic and Ridler.

Right now it's just a doodle, but it has my wheels turning.
 
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ok, that makes me GAS-y.

*edit*
do you offer lefties as well?
Yes.
Home-run is right. It's got a lot of features that I like.
Thank you!

The Ridler will be tough to top, especially considering what's already out there in the market.

Still, I think I may have another design or two left in me.

;)
 
it's definitely on my radar for a new bass. what nut widths do you offer?
Shoot me a PM, or jump in over here:

http://www.talkbass.com/threads/shop-notes.798388/page-13#post-16737717

I don't want to get an infraction for spamming the forum.
IF we're talking standard body size. If this is a Jumbo (aka: Acoustic), then 12th isn't right.
The shape is based on an acoustic, but the size is standard.

The grid is 1/2" = 1" and the rectangles on the centerline represent standard bass and guitar neck pockets.