So here we have a lousy picture of an Agile Defiant 53437:
It’s not a trick of perspective; those frets really do fan out along the fingerboard. The bass B string has a scale length of 37″, while the top G string is 34″.
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Very nice Colin. 👍 I approve wholeheartedly
Did it take much to adapt your playing to the different shapes on the fretboard?
Longer B makes lots of sense – more tension, better tone and much better intonation
Hey Tony, I would say yes, it did take some adaptation. I don't play or practice enough to get to where it is second nature, so I still find myself watching my hand position during takes. The neck is long.