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Hey guys, I'm regrettably selling my incredible afterburner one. Full disclosure, my name is Ryan Marshall and I'm the sander at Dingwall. The absolute only reason I'm selling this bass is to buy a SuperP. It's got the first wenge AB neck, and its stunning. I also added series/parallel switches for each pickup, like on the Z series. It has a maple burl top with a light, tight trans black finish. Comes with Dingwall gigbag, tools, and a new set of strings. Asking $2500.00 plus shipping. ImageUploadedByTalkBass1360604249.097029.jpgImageUploadedByTalkBass1360604269.329892.jpg
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May 19, 2005
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Here's a pick of the back. I don't know if it shows but in person this neck is a deep chocolate brown, it's amazing.ImageUploadedByTalkBass1360633790.521174.jpg
 
Oct 20, 2005
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My name is Jeff and I'm the tech at Dingwall. I have seen close to 1000 basses pass through my hands in my time at Dingwall and this is by far my favorite ABI. The pictures just don't come close to doing it justice. It is absolutely gorgeous in person and is in like new condition. This bass is a serious tone machine as well. The new owner is in for a real treat!
 
May 19, 2005
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Thanks Jeff, and everyone else for the kind words. I believe the bass is now sold. Talk bass rules!
 
Jan 10, 2010
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as an ex AB1 owner myself, i am amazed at how these basses hold their value
that is gorgeous beyond words.

ps.
props on ordering the Super P-there is alot of that going around;)
 

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Man, I would totally withdraw 5 credit hour's worth of classes so I can get the refund and buy this thing. Absolute beauty.
 
Jun 19, 2011
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What kind of wood is the back of the neck? Do you have it's weight? Thanks even for the privilege of seeing it. Some of the Prima Artist models are over the top style-wise IMO, but this is just perfect.
 

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Another one? You're an addict.

(Spoken as a lurker who's eyed up several of your previous Dingwall sell-offs)


"Oh, I've got a big problem, Jerry!" (Seinfeld fans rejoice)

Yeah, parting with some of my other Dingwalls was difficult but it was usually a situation where I was upgrading so the end result made it worth while.

The amazing aesthetic and unique appointments of this ABI pushed all my buttons and got me all afroth. I found the wenge neck to be particularly exciting, (which answers the "What kind of wood..." question).
 
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I found the wenge neck to be particularly exciting, (which answers the "What kind of wood..." question).

Yeah, I realized later he was talking about the whole neck, nut just the board, thanks. Kind of a "Duh" moment for me.

Speaking of wenge necks, can someone comment on how a (satin finish) wenge neck feels to the touch compared to maple? The picture of the top of the body won't seem to leave my head, sort of like when you can't sleep because the hook from a song is stuck in your brain.
 

The Basstard

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Wenge is my absolute favorite neck wood. Given the porous, open grained nature of the wood, the uninitiated might predict some tactile unpleasantness but I don't find this to be the case at all. I find the look, feel and tonal character of wenge very appealing. Maple is a very tightly grained, smooth wood and while I can't say that there is anything wrong with it per se, I don't necessarily like it.

But, hey, different strokes........
 

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