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Hey, guys, just curious - is there a Dingwall price list somewhere? Or a configurator-type interface? Was curious to see what some builds would come in at before even considering them.

I remember there used to be a PDF on the Dingwall website in years past, but I can't seem to find it any more.
I PM'd you a copy of a price sheet - but to get the best info contact Dingwall sales.
 
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I haven't been given one either, my order was placed in January through a dealer. Didn't get one last time either

for Chinese basses that may not be the case. I think it would be more relevant to Canadian builds.

again, I bet all you would have to do is ask the dealer if they have one.
They probably mostly think of it as similar to invoice number. no real reason to discuss it. More for documentation.
 
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Hey, guys, just curious - is there a Dingwall price list somewhere? Or a configurator-type interface? Was curious to see what some builds would come in at before even considering them.

I remember there used to be a PDF on the Dingwall website in years past, but I can't seem to find it any more.

Glad EMoneySC2 got you a price list. One thing to keep in mind, the current price list will, most certainly, become outdated either right before or right after NAMM. The 2018 prices went into effect on 1/25, the 2019 prices launched on 1/21. You'll get a basic, ballpark idea of what some things will cost, but all prices will probably change(i.e. increase).

That's the struggle as a Dingwall buyer, especially this time of year, put in your order now, even though you don't really wanna spend the dough right before Christmas, or wait until next year, when what ya' want'll cost more...decisions, decisions. ;)
 
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Ok, not only does Jacob Umansky have all the talent I want, now he has the Z3 I want...

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Yes, I am a wee bit jealous.
No, I can't wait to hear him playing this beast! I really LOVE that finish! I keep thinking, if I'm gonna get a Z, it needs a fancy top. After seeing this, maybe not so much...

That kid is SOOO good! I'm really excited for him, he deserves it.
 
for Chinese basses that may not be the case. I think it would be more relevant to Canadian builds.

again, I bet all you would have to do is ask the dealer if they have one.
They probably mostly think of it as similar to invoice number. no real reason to discuss it. More for documentation.

I’m talking about both my Canadian build orders through the Markham L&M store. I’m not at all concerned about it, some dealers send the number some don’t :)
 
Ok, not only does Jacob Umansky have all the talent I want, now he has the Z3 I want...

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Yes, I am a wee bit jealous.
No, I can't wait to hear him playing this beast! I really LOVE that finish! I keep thinking, if I'm gonna get a Z, it needs a fancy top. After seeing this, maybe not so much...

That kid is SOOO good! I'm really excited for him, he deserves it.
ooooooooh. Dats noice.
 
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I’m talking about both my Canadian build orders through the Markham L&M store. I’m not at all concerned about it, some dealers send the number some don’t :)


Yeah. It’s nothing to be concerned about at all IMO...... Unless, your 8 months into a build and find out your another unexplained 18 months out all of a sudden. If the dealer couldn’t produce a serial number I would then say that they didn’t actually place the order 8 months ago .. just guessing but my experience is before Dingwall commissions the build they receive a purchase order from L and M and then follows up with the serial number for that PO.
 
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Yeah. It’s nothing to be concerned about at all IMO...... Unless, your 8 months into a build and find out your another unexplained 18 months out all of a sudden. If the dealer couldn’t produce a serial number I would then say that they didn’t actually place the order 8 months ago .. just guessing but my experience is before Dingwall commissions the build they receive a purchase order from L and M and then follows up with the serial number for that PO.
Another 18 months? I wonder who just went through that :whistle:

Oh, and we need sound clips of your new bass, Nate :D!
 
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Dear Dingwall owners!
I'm new to the forum and maybe you guys can help me out!
I've just ordered a black NG3 (4 string) last week. I've been trying to hunt down a black Dingwall 4 string for the last 2 years. These basses are very hard to come by here in europe, so i'm stoked to finally get one in december!

Now, i have a question...
In another forum i saw a post that the 3 pickups can be activated all together in series. However on the Dingwall website i've found these options:
1. bridge
2. bridge / middle
3. bridge / neck
4. neck
So there doesn't seem to be an option where you can active all 3 pickups in series?
Does anyone know if there is an option on the NG3 to activate all 3 pickups simultaneously?

Kind regards!
 
Dear Dingwall owners!
I'm new to the forum and maybe you guys can help me out!
I've just ordered a black NG3 (4 string) last week. I've been trying to hunt down a black Dingwall 4 string for the last 2 years. These basses are very hard to come by here in europe, so i'm stoked to finally get one in december!

Now, i have a question...
In another forum i saw a post that the 3 pickups can be activated all together in series. However on the Dingwall website i've found these options:
1. bridge
2. bridge / middle
3. bridge / neck
4. neck
So there doesn't seem to be an option where you can active all 3 pickups in series?
Does anyone know if there is an option on the NG3 to activate all 3 pickups simultaneously?

Kind regards!

If you have the regular 3x rotary switch you get that pattern, with the dbird switch (easy soldering job to install once you buy the special switch) you get a different set of four including all three on.

If you buy a 6 way switch and wire up one of the schematics I posted (medium complexity soldering) you can have a mix of both.
 
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