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I went the other way on mine and made a quasi C6 bottom end. Vertical does A+B though in reverse.
Opens up for a lot of wider voicings like C6. You do lose the 10th string B>C# raise though, B is now available by lowering 9th C#.

One potential disadvantage it that the 10th string B to C# raise will trigger some sympathetic vibrations on the open 9th string C#.
May be a bothersome, but it is pretty quick to try it out before committing to it.

My setup is based on the same basic copedent, but i have some extra changes. Posted the following in another thread regarding extended S10; I've experimented a bit with extending the range and enabling some different open grip chord voicings. This is where I've landed. My setup is 3x5. https://i.img...

I've experimented a bit with extending the range and enabling some different open grip chord voicings. This is where I've landed. My setup is 3x5. https://i.imgur.com/8hkPQDt.png The top eight strings are standard E9, but instead of D and B on 9 and 10 strings, I've ended up with C# and A. These two...