BurningSkies
CRAZY BALDHEAD
- Feb 20, 2005
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- Endorsing artist: Dingwall Guitars
Of course...always have to be a thorn in you old folks side.![]()
I'm laughing all the way to the AARP bass-gear 20% discount...
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Of course...always have to be a thorn in you old folks side.![]()
Wow. I've never really thought of it in those terms. I guess I've owned my Kubicki for a bit more than half my life. I've got a Washburn that I've had for almost 3/4 of my life. Weird to look at it that way.It’s amazing to think I’ve had this bass half my life.
Missed page 1971 by one post...not off to a good start this year lol.
I’m going to rep for ‘71 anyway. It’s amazing to think I’ve had this bass half my life. Been through three jacks, a set of strap pegs, retrofitted some years ago w/ first series of FD-3s and an OBP-3.
Hoping that 2021 will finally deliver a second, or at least an order. Happy New Year Friends!
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The mid is controlled w/ a mini-pot mounted backward, access is with a mini screw driver through one of the three existing rivet holes from the original battery cradle that was mounted on the inside of the control cover. It’s a stuff-job for sure, obviously I “set and forget” and just operate as a 2-band when playing live. The rub is I use this bass in the studio quite a bit and really wanted the flexibility without drilling/adding knobs.How did you fit the OBP-3 in there? That's usually a 3-band and I only see a single stacked tone?
The mid is controlled w/ a mini-pot mounted backward, access is with a mini screw driver through one of the three existing rivet holes from the original battery cradle that was mounted on the inside of the control cover. It’s a stuff-job for sure, obviously I “set and forget” and just operate as a 2-band when playing live. The rub is I use this bass in the studio quite a bit and really wanted the flexibility without drilling/adding knobs.
It’s quite unconventional I know, but it’s worked out really well.
Yes, I did add the bluEQube(sp?), It was the standard equipment at the time I did my retrofit.Cool. You added the switch though? Mine's setup without a bypass. I didn't mind the 2-band OBP-1 on the Rastaburst, but I also had Sheldon's now-out-of-production hybrid tone control, so I could still have a passive roll off for the treble, since the OBP-1 is boost only. I thought about finding a triple stack, but that was too much work, then also trying to find a knob-set that would work with it.
I didn’t mean that in a bad way...just referencing his removal from TB a few months ago. Customer service is top notch!!Can he not be mentioned? Because I can’t be more pleased with the customer service, at this point.
I saw the backpack mentioned upthread. Was that a limited thing or are they out of stock? There’s no way to purchase on the Dingwall site.
Wait, they have Dingwall Christmas ornaments and coasters? When did that happen!
Thank you! When I tried the store couldn’t get to the buy it option.
Does anybody here know if they will make an AB1 4 string with a 1.5" nut?
Does anybody here know if they will make an AB1 4 string with a 1.5" nut?
Wait, they have Dingwall Christmas ornaments and coasters? When did that happen!
Not that I'm aware of. Totally different neck carving to do that. I've never heard of AB or Z customization of neck dimesions.
Assuming nope. The dimensional specs aren’t variable on any builds