Upside down necks. Cool or not cool?

[spectoremg]

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Did I read somewhere that at the time McCartney was given his they only did a right-handed headstock?
Apologies to the OP for being slightly off topic.

[pineweasel]

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Did I read somewhere that at the time McCartney was given his they only did a right-handed headstock?
Apologies to the OP for being slightly off topic.
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I'm fairly certain this was still the case in the 80s. Of course it's not as obviously upside down as a Fender.

[Merton]

I suspect my Skelf SS currently in gestation will polarise opinion then

[NancyJohnson]

My Lull has got a reverse headstock. It's a bugger to tune now and again and at one stage I was considering seeing whether they'd do me a neck with the headstock the other way around.

[Spike Vincent]

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Being left handed, I spent the first few years of my playing life trying to get away from them as it always made it look as though I couldn't afford a proper left handed bass. The fact that I couldn't actually find any was besides the point.
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Yes.My thoughts exactly.