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3 on one side, 2 on the other, I guess. Smallish tuners and overall headstock size to help keep neck dive in check.Without your love of a particular bass and it's sound, what is, from a design perspective, your favorite headstock?
Just saw Intronaut last night. Joe Lester plays a 5 string Zon lined fretless...You'd never know by looking at my avatar or anything, but yeah... I'm kind of biased.
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PS - Yes, that is a reverse headstock lefty with a Hipshot D-Tuner on the low B and E strings.![]()
Yup, it's a lefty Legacy Elite 5 with a bocote top! Lined fretless. I set that bass up for him and delivered it to him at NAMM a couple years ago.Just saw Intronaut last night. Joe Lester plays a 5 string Zon lined fretless...
How does it do that?I prefer the 2x2 ones, because it helps combat neck dive.
How does it do that?
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I'd love to see a 5 string with a reverse headstock. Assuming a 35" scale neck, it would give you a 40"+ pull on the B string.
That would solve any 'floppiness' that could occur.