The Reverse Triple Neck

[Aric Bjorn]

The Reverse Triple Neck​

Rob Scallon


It's very creative, but, do you think it'll catch on? I'm guessing it will remain unique for some time to come.

 

[bholder]

There's this one on YT a lot lately:

 

[bholder]

I would dig a 6/12/fretless bass trio...

 

[jimmyb]

Nichey but super cool

 

[5StringBlues]

I'd hate to go case shopping.

 

[Pdaddy1978]

What?........No Mandolin??

 

[slowjam98]

Why not just make a friend and play music together? Seems like a lot of trouble to avoid making music in groups.

 

[MultiScaleMale]

If I wanted to play a bunch of stuff simultaneously, I'd play keys and be in high demand. It seems like, at least around my area, that keys are always in demand. This instrument is meant for YouTube and nothing wrong with that.

 

[Bass4ThePublic]

John paul jones had one of these in the late 70’s. I think Manson instruments made it for him

 

[Fuzzbass]

John Paul Jones, Chris Squire. Saw both of these live way back in the day. But neither of those instruments had a reverse neck.

 

[J Wilson]

These things can seem like a luthier's exhibition or some sort of musical oddity until the right musician comes along. It has always been that way.

 

[scuzzy]

likely always be niche, but I love watching players that can utilize all of that.

 

[Major Seven]

 

[T McClure]

Why not just make a friend and play music together? Seems like a lot of trouble to avoid making music in groups.

It's just guitar players finding creative ways to avoid hiring bass players.

 

[SharpCat]

Didn't I see that in an old Animusic video?