D-Bird, Sansamp YYZ, and a Monique - all in the mix of my death metal bands first release! 
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People mix them up all of the time. Copyright protects expression of an idea. So movies, photos, books, songs, screenplays, software (only the actual code, not the algorithms that underly the code) are subjects of copyright protection. Trademarks protect indications of source of goods and services. The Dingwall logo (and name) is protected for its ability to identify for those in the market the quality of the products and customer services provided by the company that Sheldon has worked hard to establish. His goodwill if you like.I stand corrected. Thank you.
D-Bird, Sansamp YYZ, and a Monique - all in the mix of my death metal bands first release!
I just bought a used NG-2 (Ferrarri yellow), so I guess I'm now part of the club?
I have a question for all you Dingwall experts. I've seen photos of the NG-2 with a dark fretboard (not sure what kind of wood) instead of the maple. Was that a very limited run or a custom? It seems the ones that were actually sold in retail were all maple fretboards?
I personally think the dark fretboard looks even better, but it's probably not even available for purchase?
Combustions used to have a Rosewood fretboard option, in the pre-v4 days. I also believe the very first prototype NG-2 that Nolly got had a Rosewood board that he eventually swapped out for Maple.I just bought a used NG-2 (Ferrarri yellow), so I guess I'm now part of the club?
I have a question for all you Dingwall experts. I've seen photos of the NG-2 with a dark fretboard (not sure what kind of wood) instead of the maple. Was that a very limited run or a custom? It seems the ones that were actually sold in retail were all maple fretboards?
I personally think the dark fretboard looks even better, but it's probably not even available for purchase?
Combustions used to have a Rosewood fretboard option, in the pre-v4 days. I also believe the very first prototype NG-2 that Nolly got had a Rosewood board that he eventually swapped out for Maple.
That's the one I was thinking of!Pretty sure it was this one with an ebony board, he may have had a rosewood one too at some point though.
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I just bought a used NG-2 (Ferrarri yellow), so I guess I'm now part of the club?
I have a question for all you Dingwall experts. I've seen photos of the NG-2 with a dark fretboard (not sure what kind of wood) instead of the maple. Was that a very limited run or a custom? It seems the ones that were actually sold in retail were all maple fretboards?
I personally think the dark fretboard looks even better, but it's probably not even available for purchase?
I personally think the dark fretboard looks even better, but it's probably not even available for purchase?
The combustion base model offered the FB wood as an option, limited finishes and there have been ash or alder combustion’s in the past.
I have an old Combustion with a dark fb; I am pretty sure it's wenge, though not 100%.My best understanding is this:
The combustion run previously had a rosewood option up until the most recent CITES amendment. This included v4 combustion’s with the square pups.
The current combustion’s have a pau ferro option to replace the rosewood option.
The NGs have been 100% maple other then perhaps as mentioned a few “prototypes” the maple is the Nolly spec.
A few exceptions have been spotted on the wild. I think often people have taken a neck from a combustion and put it on a NG. A few others have had the neck painted. And perhaps even a few more yet have had some custom work done, most likely not at Dingwall, to replace the FB wood.
The NG Being a production bass and have a specific wood spec means there simply is not a variety of options. Mainly color and 2 or 3 pick ups is pretty much it from the factory.
The combustion base model offered the FB wood as an option, limited finishes and there have been ash or alder combustion’s in the past.
Hope that helps
I've heard my Combustion should be back at home around the time I get back to it, it's a 6 with a low F#. In other news, I managed to drop in to the London Bass Show this last weekend and catch Sheldon in person, and see how the new standard D-Roc feels. It's great, basically
I'm also being more thoughtful about one of the passive AB1s that's sitting in Bass Direct that I had a chance to try out in person.
So this is the seller that has been trying to sell other members basses, including the one I mentioned today earlier in the thread. So this is anecdotal, but the same thing happened to me when I was scammed for a camera, seller said funds were held for the same reason. Good news is that you will get your money back, just make sure to contact PayPal as they move faster than eBayThe NG-2 I bought now has some issues with the transaction, and another member suggested I ask here since there's been persistent scams. Can you guys take a look and tell me if this is a scam? Is this a scam? (Used Dingwall NG-2)
I’d put money on it not being wenge. That said I don’t mind the odd gamble and it wouldn’t be very much.I have an old Combustion with a dark fb; I am pretty sure it's wenge, though not 100%.
So this is the seller that has been trying to sell other members basses, including the one I mentioned today earlier in the thread. So this is anecdotal, but the same thing happened to me when I was scammed for a camera, seller said funds were held for the same reason. Good news is that you will get your money back, just make sure to contact PayPal as they move faster than eBay