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Dingwall Owners Club

Sorry.... stuck in my head.
There's a cure for that. ;)

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So... Got the new SS strings on and gave the neck a tad more relief. A little polish, so sweet!

Question for the knowledge base... The bolts for the neck and bridge; are they tightened to a certain standard? Or just "hand tight"? Also, this Macassar Ebony board. Does it have the same need for more regular moisturizing like regular ebony?

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So... Got the new SS strings on and gave the neck a tad more relief. A little polish, so sweet!

Question for the knowledge base... The bolts for the neck and bridge; are they tightened to a certain standard? Or just "hand tight"? Also, this Macassar Ebony board. Does it have the same need for more regular moisturizing like regular ebony?

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I do not know or care what you have to say, I only care about your body and I will not stop staring at it. drool

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So turned out there was some considerable finish damage at the knobs when I got this bass a few weeks ago and although I wasn't really bothered by it I still let Dingwall know (just so they knew things happen) and they offered me a new body! It's on its way to Amsterdam now, expected on Wednesday. Still have to find a luthier to set it up though.
 
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So turned out there was some considerable finish damage at the knobs when I got this bass a few weeks ago and although I wasn't really bothered by it I still let Dingwall know (just so they knew things happen) and they offered me a new body! It's on its way to Amsterdam now, expected on Wednesday. Still have to find a luthier to set it up though.
Crappy. Did it get beat up in transit?
 
I saw that on a 4 string NG not long ago. Looked like the poor thing took a tumble on its face.
Finish cracking around the holes could be from a sharp blow, but could also be from a sudden and extreme change in temperature or humidity or both, especially when the bass has been sitting outside in a cold vehicle and itself reached a cold temperature then is brought inside and suddenly opened up without waiting several hours for it to gradually come up to room temperature.
 
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