Besides, I already know Tom's getting buried with that bass 
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I'm in that same situation. I have a Pedulla Pentabuzz up for sale now that I want to use towards another Dingwall and know as soon as she's gone I'm going to miss it. But I miss my Z and previous ABZI'm here, I just don't have much money to complain about not being able to buy it with anymore. Considering letting go of my ABZ5 because I've been playing an ABZ6III but given that every dingwall I've ever sold I've begged the new owner to sell it back to me ya'll should probably talk me out of it.
He’s gonna need a tomb not a coffinBesides, I already know Tom's getting buried with that bass![]()
View attachment 3608151 Currently I'm thinking walnut body spalted maple top.
Wenge neck, macasar fingerboard with speed bars.
Glockenclang 3x
Allen, I can't remember if you've been a Dingwall person in the past or not. Have you spent any time with the 'long scale' Dingwalls?
I have not. I currently play a New York Bass Works rf524. I believe it is 34.5" scale
^^ this is an important consideration. I went from a Super J/P 4 to a long scale Z3 5 and wasn’t comfortable with the switch. Eventually I had to realize that the Supers were just perfect for me and couldn’t be happier now. Although there seems to be a lot more long scales in the wild than Super series.While obviously, I'm 100% in on the 'long scale' Dingwalls and love them, I'd suggest trying to get your hands on one of them (any model of the 34-37" basses) before investing the kind of $$ that a custom order takes. For some people that means buying a Combustion/NG or used ABZ/AB1 then moving on, or finding someone in your area that can share theirs.
Besides, I already know Tom's getting buried with that bass![]()
While obviously, I'm 100% in on the 'long scale' Dingwalls and love them, I'd suggest trying to get your hands on one of them (any model of the 34-37" basses) before investing the kind of $$ that a custom order takes. For some people that means buying a Combustion/NG or used ABZ/AB1 then moving on, or finding someone in your area that can share theirs.
I’m not sure wether I need to stop laughing or just puke
I’m not sure wether I need to stop laughing or just puke
I don't like it, but, I'm not going to belittle anyone else's choices. Hopefully it's everything the buyer wanted out of it... or if no buyer, that's OK too. I'm here to oogle and chat about Dingwalls.



Sounds like I should attend NAMM
I was just looking at these wondering why they haven’t been scooped up.if anyone has any leads on a Z, AB or Super PJ 5, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I was just looking at these wondering why they haven’t been scooped up.
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Correct sir.Is that Z passive? I've never seen one before...
Correct sir.
not common at all. Reflected in the price obviously. I betcha it would pair beautifully with the the new DG harmonic booster pedal
Note that those price tags are in Canadian $. Like, before ya have a coronary or anything. Not that it's necessarily cheap after converting to USD.I was just looking at these wondering why they haven’t been scooped up.
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