Which one were you looking at?
Edit: I see where you were looking - what color was it?
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Dingwall Owners Club
- Thread starter FroggyOne2
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Which one were you looking at?
Edit: I see where you were looking - what color was it?
Permission to join the club. New owner of a Combustion 5, Indigo Burst, 3 pickup beast. Props to @bebass at Sho Me music for the awesome help.
I mean it does, but...wouldn't you want larger, better to look at photos from multiple angles?
Particularly given it's one of the new indigo-burst Combustions?
Let me jump in on the Mo bandwagon. World class skills and service. Knows as much about Dingwalls as the folks at Dingwall. Quick turnaround, excellent detailed communications. You want more? Ok, here’s more. Outstanding prices!
- Sep 3, 2006
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- Authorized dealer for Dingwall, Genzler, Phil Jones Bass, Cort, Traynor, Yorkville Sound
It is a beautiful bass! These new colors rock! Congrats, there are not many of these out there!
I know barely any of you are local to this, but I finally pinned down some details for my annual Emerald City Bass Convention near Seattle, WA. Usually have between 70 and 80 bass players come for this (though it's been as high as 110, and sometimes we don't get to count everyone that comes)... some from as far away as the east coast. If you're free and want to come, please, do!
Here's the facebook event page for it:
And the (lackluster) website I tossed together for it:
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Here's the facebook event page for it:
And the (lackluster) website I tossed together for it:
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No need to ask permission! Joining the Dingwall club is like perfecting copyright protection. All you need to do is fix it in a tangible medium (or just have it in your hands
) and you are automatically a member!
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- Feb 3, 2005
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Guys, I sat with the new Dbird for a good 2 hours today. Not sure my favorite pickup setting just yet, but I can say that it is by far the VERY BEST NECK I have (other basses are 4 Spectors, a Sadowsky, and a Lakland). I am so glad I went with the solid wenge upgrade. It is so comfortable, fast, and smooth. It just plays like butter.
I'm from Michigan and sent my Super P all the way to Mo's Shop in California to have it worked on. Honestly, I'd do it again even for something as minor as setting the bass up for B tuning. He's really familiar with Sheldon's basses.
DiabolusInMusic
Functionless Art is Merely Tolerated Vandalism
There really isn't anything wildly different about working on a fanned fret bass versus a parallel fret bass. If you have a competent and reliable guy, he can easily handle any work you need done.
NEW stock at Calgary L and M
The trans black bustin has some sweet mojo and nice action.
Nice slappy burpyness in passive.
The trans black bustin has some sweet mojo and nice action.
Nice slappy burpyness in passive.
I just checked with dingwall. All the combustion and ng2 3x upgrades will be dbird switched so looks like.
Awesome. More sonic space between then and classic dingwalls but now much less reason to pick up a dbird for the flock.
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