So, I'm planning out my builds for the remainder of the year, and my primary focus will be six-string guitars, including my take on the T-style guitar.
I have always like the idea of a T-style bass, but have been put off because of the potential for neck dive.
That said, my guess is a 32" scale conversion neck would alleviate most of those concerns.
Mike Lull and G&L already build 34" scale T-style basses, so it's nothing new really.
What would be different on a Lowe 32" is you'd lose one fret at the nut:
![](http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m199/BeeTL/Ridler%2032%2034_zpsehodyiqo.png)
Here's a quick MS Paint version of what both T-styles would look like in 32" scale.
The position dots are adjusted on both to reflect the headstock and nut being moved one fret closer to the bridge:
![](http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m199/BeeTL/Lull%20T%2032_zpsvur36qlc.jpg)
![](http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m199/BeeTL/GampL%20ASAT%2032_zps3vigcha8.jpg)