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For sale Dingwall Fretless Super PJ

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$4,250.00
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Idaho, United States
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Fretless
  1. Y
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  1. United States
For your consideration, a very rare fretless Canadian made Dingwall bass in near mint condition. A stunning, no issues bass that is actually 11 years old. It’s either seen very little play time or its previous owner(s) have taken exceptional care of it. Also included is the heavily padded Dingwall gig bag and tool set. I pack well and ship fully insured, usually the next business day. Price includes shipping to lower 48.

I am now long retired and no longer gigging and have reached the point in life where I’ve been focusing on downsizing my gear so not looking for any trades.

I’ve played various Dingwall basses almost exclusively since acquiring my first Afterburner around 2002. I wasn’t planning on acquiring any more gear, but when this came available I knew I had to experience it before passing it on. I’ll probably never get another opportunity to even see one let alone play and own one. With that mission now accomplished it’s time to put it in the hands of someone else to enjoy as I continue on with my gear reduction plan.

Specs:
•Canadian Dingwall Custom Order
•Year: 2013
•Body Wood: Alder
•Body Finish: Metallic Blueberry
•Neck Finish: Satin
•Neck Material: Maple
•Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony with contrasting edge lines
. Neck radius: Compound 7-1/2” (at the nut) to 25” (at the bridge)
•Pickups: Neodymium Split P & FDV
•Electronics: Passive with Quad-tone selector switch (either, both series, both parallel)
•Pickguard: White pearl
•Hardware: Black Hipshot USA & Dingwall
•Gig Bag/Case: Dingwall heavy padded
•Scale length E to G: 34-1/4”, 33-1/2”, 32-3/4”, 32”
•Fret positions:22
•String Spacing at bridge: 19mm
•Nut Width: 42mm
•Weight: 8 lb 2 oz
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Comments

Nov 9, 2009
268
711
Pocatello ID
Yes sir it is. I consider myself very fortunate to have had a bass that I was able to work a mostly trade deal. I could never have justified it otherwise.
 
Nov 9, 2009
268
711
Pocatello ID
It’s easier than you might think. I found that playing with my eyes closed forced me to rely on my ears, not my eyes. This has markers on both edges of the fretboard but I find them distracting since I can only comfortably see the bass side anyway.
 

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