It was a custom build. Bubinga HS that got chambered, f scroll. And a bunch of white paint.
Does that make it a ABSHNQS? AfterBurner Sorta Heavy Not Quite Solid?

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It was a custom build. Bubinga HS that got chambered, f scroll. And a bunch of white paint.

It was a custom build. Bubinga HS that got chambered, f scroll. And a bunch of white paint.
Does that make it a ABSHNQS? AfterBurner Sorta Heavy Not Quite Solid?![]()
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And somebody somewhere was a complete idiot for selling it. Two people in fact!It was a custom build. Bubinga HS that got chambered, f scroll. And a bunch of white paint.
This group increases my DAS level!
I went from a fear of fanned frets to adding a Dingwall 6 ABI or ABZ near the top of my wishlist.
I’ve almost never played with distortion but I had trouble falling asleep one night because I had a riff running through my mind.
I wouldn't exactly call it "sorta" heavy. The reason that thing sustains for about 2 weeks is because it's the better part of 11 pounds.Does that make it a ABSHNQS? AfterBurner Sorta Heavy Not Quite Solid?![]()
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I wouldn't exactly call it "sorta" heavy. The reason that thing sustains for about 2 weeks is because it's the better part of 11 pounds.
Granted. Not every day you get to compliment somebody by saying "Nice F hole!"Wow. Still, you gotta give me the "not quite solid".![]()
Granted. Not every day you get to compliment somebody by saying "Nice F hole!"
What wireless unit are you using? I sold my Shure GLXD and am now using an Xvive U2. Less than a third the cost of the Shure and has worked flawlessly. And no strap holder needed. It just plugs into the bass.Hey guys
I just made something else. Do you guys use wireless units?
Also, I’ve seen what’s out there for options, well under a quick search anyways and what would you this crew think a customer transmitter holder would be worth? I have a number in my mind but curious to hear the thoughts of this room.
I know you all appreciate something custom or handmade from Canada so I thought this is a fair crowd to harass
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I just grabbed a used line6 g70 and so far it seems fantastic.What wireless unit are you using? I sold my Shure GLXD and am now using an Xvive U2. Less than a third the cost of the Shure and has worked flawlessly. And no strap holder needed. It just plugs into the bass.
A friend is going to commission me to make a double pack for ear monitors and his bass unit.That's pretty cool could use for an in ear rig too
Hey guys
I just made something else. Do you guys use wireless units?
Also, I’ve seen what’s out there for options, well under a quick search anyways and what would you this crew think a customer transmitter holder would be worth? I have a number in my mind but curious to hear the thoughts of this room.
I know you all appreciate something custom or handmade from Canada so I thought this is a fair crowd to harass
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Great minds think alike.That is FANTASTIC! I use a G70, too. I really HATE the clip that comes on the G70, it's just way too flimsy. The clip that came on the G50 was WAY better.
I might want to get with you on a double pack, as well, since I run a Sennheiser IEM setup, but I do run the cord for my monitors under my shirt. I definitely want some straps with guitar wireless holders on them...![]()
Great minds think alike.I use a G70 and a Sennheiser IEM receiver also.
And I just picked up a Backbeat. It is AWESOME, I totally love it!!
BackBeat – Play bass, feel bass.
It lets you FEEL the bass through your body, even playing with just earphones, or even completely unplugged.
It has a nice quality built-in headphone amp, and also a stereo aux input.
It's a little heavy, but the strap clips are super sturdy, it's definitely not going anywhere, that's for sure.
I imagine a strap-mounted container for it would be a challenge to make since it has knobs sticking out.
But yeah, the strap gets a bit "busy" with the Backbeat, the G70, and the Sennheiser IEM rx all on there!
Way too late, but thanks! I ordered Hipshot mono bridges since Payson was out of bridges at the time.Yeah, he had two when I ordered it a few weeks ago. Hit him up and check in. He may have still have one left.
Great minds think alike.I use a G70 and a Sennheiser IEM receiver also.
And I just picked up a Backbeat. It is AWESOME, I totally love it!!
BackBeat – Play bass, feel bass.
It lets you FEEL the bass through your body, even playing with just earphones, or even completely unplugged.
It has a nice quality built-in headphone amp, and also a stereo aux input.
It's a little heavy, but the strap clips are super sturdy, it's definitely not going anywhere, that's for sure.
I imagine a strap-mounted container for it would be a challenge to make since it has knobs sticking out.
But yeah, the strap gets a bit "busy" with the Backbeat, the G70, and the Sennheiser IEM rx all on there!
Yep. Having a Payson put on right now.![]()
I think I've owned just about every Dingwall model over the years except a Prima and Sklar. This is my first AB HS. Not sure if Dingwall makes a HS anymore. But after a week of shedding on this bubinga-wenge-pau ferro beauty I've become a huge fan of the HS. It's also my first passive Dingwall. Tone for days. True, it's not a light-weight at 10 lbs., but it's a pound lighter than the Ken Smith 6 string it replaced.
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