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Dingwall Owners Club

View attachment 2970633 A totally shameless plug to show my ABZ - red black burst with wenge neck n fb. :) (not sure what that discoloured red is near the top right - its in brand new condition other than the logo on the pickup wearing a bit).
I REALLY like your bass!
 
Sho Me is either taking orders and/or has several on order, I'm not sure which:
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Yes, thank you. We had our order in early so should receive basses from the first batch. Yes we do accept deposits to reserve a bass, but do not encourage/recommend outright purchase from anyone as these haven't been made yet.
 
Sho Me is either taking orders and/or has several on order, I'm not sure which:
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Michael is great to deal with. Give him a call. I got on a Dbird that he already had on order, was able to change the color, and it should arrive next week! Definitely saved me a few months.
 
I would've loved a shot at owning this bass, speaking of 6-strings.

SOLD - Dingwall AB-HSXXX 6-String w/ Darkglass

Sadly, currency conversion, import taxes and CITES makes this all but a dream. I'm considering an NG-3 6 in the future, but that bass just speaks to me on so many levels.
Isn't CITES stuff OK if you've got paperwork to go with the bass? I've heard of "CITES papers" somewhere before, but I'm not very sure of that.

I too would have loved that bass...
 
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Isn't CITES stuff OK if you've got paperwork to go with the bass? I've heard of "CITES papers" somewhere before, but I'm not very sure of that.

I too would have loved that bass...
Most likely, yeah. Still, CITES declares that you need a permit for exporting Bubinga from the US. Dunno if it applies to just businesses or private people as well. I suppose such papers would ease the process of getting a CITES export permit.
 
Most likely, yeah. Still, CITES declares that you need a permit for exporting Bubinga from the US. Dunno if it applies to just businesses or private people as well. I suppose such papers would ease the process of getting a CITES export permit.
I looked into it’s from our end in Canada and it’s quite easy depending on the wood involved but for the most part it’s easy stuff.
The permit is free it just takes about a month to process currently
 
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Michael is great to deal with. Give him a call.

Another praise to Michael here too. He was very helpful in getting my bass. We believe it to be the 1st Purple Swirl 4 String to hit the states! ShoMe Music is THE place for Dingwalls in the US!
 
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