Similar to a gusto rig
Those 115s are amazing.
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Similar to a gusto rig
Funny enough, I just sold one yesterdayWe can go a long time between Dingwall six strings coming up for sale.
Both under 9 lbs.
100% agree.Those 115s are amazing.
Similar to a gusto rig
Those 115s are amazing.

Lol. Honestly, I think I did too but you rep it the most/best! Mine are always split.To be fair I think Retro may have had 3-115's before I did? It's blurry, lol...
That setup is gonna slay!! I predict rattling walls and a big smile.
My NG3 and Moby (my new white AB2) sound freaking killer through the 115's. Aggressive OR smooth, they just work. Tomorrow night is Moby's stage debut (with me) along with the D800+ and the full tower.
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We can go a long time between Dingwall six strings coming up for sale.
Both under 9 lbs.
Sweet setup, Nate! Is that a Yamaha HS7 or 8?100% agree.
I have a 115 and 210 at the jam pad and this here in front of me.
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Thanks Ivan. It’s a HS5. They were used at a great price. My recording set up is pretty hack.Sweet setup, Nate! Is that a Yamaha HS7 or 8?
This is waiting for me to pick up. It’s a tribute to my first Jazz bass and just made dingwall’s media feed.
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I like the look and feel of Ovangkol. I didn't notice anything surprisingly different good or bad about the tone. It's a very safe option if you're looking for an alternative neck wood.
a certain company beginning with W had the devil of a time with ovangkol necks a few years back. How stable are you finding it?
So, I added in the 6 way switch on my DRoc 5, which gave me the following.
Position 1: Bridge Solo
Position 2: Bridge/Middle Parallel
Position 3: Middle
Position 4: Middle/Neck parallel
Position 5: Neck/Bridge parallel
Position 6: Neck Solo
I'm really liking it so far. The neck solo sound great. Basically like the middle but less edgy. Position 4 sounds very similar to the stock all 3, which I didn't care for so I doubt that setting will get much use, but I need to see in a band setting.
One thing to note for anyone considering this, is that the switch is tall, and the DRoc body is narrow... I had to bend the top tab flat (by the dial/threads) and bend all the connections as flat as possible on the bottom switch and it still grounded out on my control cover if i pressed on it. i added some thick black tape to the back of the control panel where the switch was making contact.
Overall, I'm happy with the change and eager to test it out at rehearsal this week.
I did not care for La Bella flats on my ABZ back in the day. They were really stiff and it just didn’t fit the tone I was going for. If they did the Low Tension Flexible Flats in a long enough length, I’d consider trying those out.
I just listed my AB1, if anyone is interested in taking it off my hands before I come to my senses.
A long scale Dingwall, even with FDV pickups, is considerably more hi-fi or rather has more clarity than a Fender P. You can get relatively somewhere in the neighborhood of the ballpark, but I don’t know if it will be good enough for your needs.thanks for the anecdote. Do you recall if it sounded in the ballpark of a Fender P with flats? I’m really looking to get that sound but in the Dingwall format if possible.
Ditto here, multiple W's in my stable with Ovangkol and no issues.I bought a W bass with Ovangkol neck in 2009. It has never moved.