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An alternative Dingwall SP1 from Tagima ~ Predator 5-UQ $709.99

May 21, 2008
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$2K lower than Dingwall , $709.99 absolutely great deal !!!
 
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That multiscale fan is so mild, I didn't see it at first. So... why go that route in the first place? "We have SP1 at home"?
The SP-1 is only 35" at the low end. Some may want the benefit on the low strings without the reduced scale of the top strings.

My Ibanez is similar. 35.5"-34" and I really like it setup that way. Mild fan but solid B.
 
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Is the Rupture not a new offering? I found a few videos on YT from about 3yrs ago featuring the Rupture model.

Gorgeous finish too, IMO.


There are 2 Ruptures. The one from the video you have posted is from the Brazil Series, which is hand made in Brazil and a lot more expensive, it uses 2 soap bars for pickups and all brazilian woods.

Now there is this Unique Series, which is new. Those are all build in China, I don't remeber which uses the Rupture Unique uses, other than the neck which is Roasted Maple and has 2 MM style pickups.
 
There are 2 Ruptures. The one from the video you have posted is from the Brazil Series, which is hand made in Brazil and a lot more expensive, it uses 2 soap bars for pickups and all brazilian woods.

Now there is this Unique Series, which is new. Those are all build in China, I don't remeber which uses the Rupture Unique uses, other than the neck which is Roasted Maple and has 2 MM style pickups.

Thanks for the clarification - I'm only aware on a surface level of the Tagima brand.

Gotta say both the Predator 5 and Rupture Mdouble models look very interesting - would love to test drive both if I get the chance.

I see that GC carries the Tagima brand, but I don't believe I've even seen any Tagima basses at my local GC. 😕

I'll be keeping an eye out for these with much interest.