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I've seen the first few D-Bird Standards for sale on different sites in different countries. Bass Buddha in Denmark had two for example. Sadly my preordered one didn't arrive yet.
The bird blues.
I want it so bad...
I think Rufus Mann bought those two, but they're back up for sale
 
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I'd love to have that Prima. Wow.

Your's is super sweet, Nate. Hopefully get to see more photos soon :D

For what it's worth, I have zero issues switching between my ABs/Prima and my unlined fretless Pedulla. It's just woodshed time, and your fingers will know where to go. IME/IMO etc. etc.

Thanks Ray,

Like you said, woodshed time but I think it will be doable.

Once I have it in hand you know I’ll have some more photos up. ;)
 
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Heading to Mo's Custom Shop in the next couple days.
Mo's shop
 
For those with natural-finished Dingwalls, I highly recommend Howard Feed-N-Wax as a top coat. I first applied a few coats of hemp seed oil and let it dry for a few days. This bass has come long way since I purchased in a neglected state on Ebay 3 months ago.

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Most of my instruments are 'finished' but I do use this on some of my mid-century-modern furniture and a handful of antique pieces.
 
Dumb question time.

What is the finish on wenge necks?
From Sheldon when he answered this very question from me on the "ask Sheldon" forum on the Dingwall Site:

"We use a thin but tough polyurethane finish on the neck. The only maintenance required is a little bit of guitar polish on a micro fiber cloth every now and then." He also said that the only maintenance required was to keep it clean. He said he felt Martin Guitar Polish worked the best, but that any good quality guitar polish would do."
 
From Sheldon when he answered this very question from me on the "ask Sheldon" forum on the Dingwall Site:

"We use a thin but tough polyurethane finish on the neck. The only maintenance required is a little bit of guitar polish on a micro fiber cloth every now and then." He also said that the only maintenance required was to keep it clean. He said he felt Martin Guitar Polish worked the best, but that any good quality guitar polish would do."

Cheers.
 
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