That's awesome! Let me know next time your up at Aces and I'll swing by the show!Congrats! That's awesome! My father-in-law is a Purdue grad and my nephew is a freshman there. My band plays at Ace's Pub in W. Lafayette about every 7 or 8 weeks.
Unfortunately, yes, I am a born and bred Indiana native.
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- Thread starter FroggyOne2
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Fingers only, floating thumb.
The pickups act as a ramp so you will hit them with your current technique, just lay back a bit and it will clean up your finger style. Soon you will be playing better than ever once you realize you do not need to dig in as much to get a great boom out of your Dingwall.
Peter Lufrano
Blues. and nothing but the Blues.
Hey Dingsters,
Have any of you experimented with different strap pin locations? Is there some sort of guide available to help guide one as to where moving the strap button has what effect on the basses orientation?
I think I'd like my SJ to hang a bit more towards my fretting hand and out of the way from my big fat gut......
Many thanks in advance!
Have any of you experimented with different strap pin locations? Is there some sort of guide available to help guide one as to where moving the strap button has what effect on the basses orientation?
I think I'd like my SJ to hang a bit more towards my fretting hand and out of the way from my big fat gut......
Many thanks in advance!
Buy another dingwall .. less money for food -> less gut -> problem solved, and you have a new bass. Win-Win ! 
I installed a recessed rear button to my Combusion recently and it did exactly what it was supposed to do.
But despite taking all sorts of preventative measures, the very thick, very brittle clear coat still chipped. If you don't have the clearcoat your job will be far easier.
I was able to hide the chip buy filling with laquer and using a stainless shim washer to cover it, don't panic it still looks pretty good.
Dingwall "Tech" sent me a diagram for fitting this to a Combustion/NG, you will of course need an SJ specific one for your aplication.
DT
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johnsonabq
Watch out where the huskies go...
I suppose I'm past due for posting this bit of Prima porn. 11 strings and 11 pickups. Lots going on here! (The sixer has 6 midi pickups plus a piezo.)
This lost love was my graduation from an equivalent of coke to heroine addiction.That's sexy, but, COME ON! We need some Z porn, too...
It was the point of no return..... for my wallet.
Speaking of lost loves, I now have zero of these ex-girlfriends in my life. Just the two Prima Donnas in their place.
The one that I miss the most? The one that I actually played a lot, the Orange Swirl NG2:
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I have never actually adopted the habit of naming my instruments. I would have a hard time coming up with 92 names for the ones I have left. But I suppose those two are special, I should give them names, shouldn't I? Maybe Donna and Facie?Did you actually name them Donna?
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