I've been saying that as well. Not going to happen though, as much as I would love to.Well, I have been saying I need a Z3 5 string...



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I've been saying that as well. Not going to happen though, as much as I would love to.Well, I have been saying I need a Z3 5 string...



That is a really lovely bass but not cheap.
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I mean, if you look at 2017 pricing....
Z3 5 string: $5000
3x pickups: $320
X-top: $950
Contrasting laminate: $320
Wenge neck: $540
DG preamp: $140
inlays: $330
Total: $7600.
That's 2017 pricing. I know they went up in 2018. I also know it'd be what, a minimum of 18 month wait, if not 24 months+ now. And Dingwall basses hold their value pretty well, so, the price seems pretty good to me (~31% off).
I wasn't sure how that actually worked, if it would be double pricing or not. The price sheet isn't perfectly clear on it. If so, that makes it even better of a dealDon’t forget the second contrast laminate!
Those are "included" in Z pricingAlso series/parallel switches
Those are "included" in Z pricing
I wasn't sure how that actually worked, if it would be double pricing or not. The price sheet isn't perfectly clear on it. If so, that makes it even better of a deal![]()
Anyone looking to upgrade to a Canadian model? I just put my 2015 custom exotic up for sale here on TB. Not abandoning multiscale (I still have my NG2 and an NG3 6 string coming someday). I just ran into some unexpected expenses. Otherwise I'd probably be buried with this bass. More photos (and price) in the classifieds.
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Wow, that's gorgeous! Too bad I'm committed.Anyone looking to upgrade to a Canadian model? I just put my 2015 custom exotic up for sale here on TB. Not abandoning multiscale (I still have my NG2 and an NG3 6 string coming someday). I just ran into some unexpected expenses. Otherwise I'd probably be buried with this bass. More photos (and price) in the classifieds.
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Easy fix.
Buy the bass.
Hang it in your kitchen.
Done.
And you’re welcome.
Edit: and don’t forget to call the contractors to cancel the job.You don’t want them messing up your new bass.
Nah, isn't the appropriate question actually "Why would I do a kitchen remodel when this bass is available?" Methinks you need to get your priorities straight!
EDIT: Never mind, @Lowendtech just nailed it!
You can just wash your strings in the sink with dishwashing liquid - been doing it for 20 years. I use D'addario Prosteels - they go back to new sounding. I can get 4-5 months out of them.How do you clean your strings?
Anyone use a Fretwrap on their Dingwall? I’m using a cheap scrunchy right now but would like to upgrade. Particularly interested in which ones fit 5 and 6 strings and if they can be pushed all the way back past the nut. In my head I keep imagining that since the Fretwrap is straight that it would still interrupt the low strings when pushed back.
They come in three sizes, small, medium, and large, essentially 4-string, 5-string, and 6-string respectively. I think he was just clarifying that this is the medium size in the photo.
I've got a dry sense of humor - and that was funny.They come in three sizes, small, medium, and large, essentially 4-string, 5-string, and 6-string respectively. I think he was just clarifying that this is the medium size in the photo.