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Dingwall Owners Club

Hey all. Anyone have any experience of using ti flats on a 34-37" Dingwall?

Thinking of trying some on my ABI. Really love them on 34" basses, but curious how they are with multiscale.

Cheers!

I have TI flats on my NG-2 5 string. They are my favorite strings (have them on three other basses as well), so it’s not surprising that I love them on the NG. I ordered mine from Fret Nation so they are a mix of long and extra long scale sets.
 
thanks for sharing

I’ve had a couple of first gens with FANTASTIC necks on them.

is that price in CAN$$?

if those are really SF2 is square bodies I’d say that is highly unique and rare as hell considering the SF2 came out when they standardized the larger rounded shells. There may have been a brief overlap considering the ABZ also transitioned at that time from square EMG style to the rounds.
Also the new gig bag is a bonus. If it’s can it’s a good price fo sho.

It's priced in CAN$$ with shipping to ON included. The PUs are real custom SF2 with a thinner than current production neck (feels more similar to a custom at that time, quoted the seller who was an ex employee). Mine now...cant wait to join the club in a couple of days:thumbsup:
 
It's priced in CAN$$ with shipping to ON included. The PUs are real custom SF2 with a thinner than current production neck (feels more similar to a custom at that time, quoted the seller who was an ex employee). Mine now...cant wait to join the club in a couple of days:thumbsup:
Awesome!! Congrats. It’s a very unique combustion then. I’ve seen a few unique basses come from employees of the shop.
 
All I’m going to say, at this point, is that I’m going to request JFB ships my Z3 via FedEx. Do I think they’re substantially different or more reliable than UPS? No. But permit me this one irrational reaction.

Nothing irrational about it. I had one really bad experience with UPS a long time ago and avoided them for years. And my situation wasn’t nearly as bad as yours.
 
Nothing irrational about it. I had one really bad experience with UPS a long time ago and avoided them for years. And my situation wasn’t nearly as bad as yours.
You know what is putting the sour cherry on top of this whole situation today? I had two small packages coming this week. Wednesday and Thursday arrivals. Then one was ahead of schedule, and bumped up and I got it yesterday…but BOTH arrived at the local hub before 5 am yesterday. One was delivered yesterday. The other…is still “on the way.”

They’re just small things, but after the last couple weeks I’ve had with UPS, I could be looking at another lost package.
 
You know what is putting the sour cherry on top of this whole situation today? I had two small packages coming this week. Wednesday and Thursday arrivals. Then one was ahead of schedule, and bumped up and I got it yesterday…but BOTH arrived at the local hub before 5 am yesterday. One was delivered yesterday. The other…is still “on the way.”

They’re just small things, but after the last couple weeks I’ve had with UPS, I could be looking at another lost package.

Unbelievable. Mine was a snowboard bag, which I ordered like ten days before I was getting on a plane to Colorado. This was probably 20 years ago. Should have been plenty of time to get to me. It was making good progress but then spent several days in one UPS location, for no reason anybody could ever explain. Got to Atlanta the day before my trip, early in the morning, but somehow didn't make it on the big brown truck that day. Next morning, it's on the truck, but I have to leave for the airport at 1 pm. I spent a good 45 minutes on the phone with UPS that morning, begging them to tell me where the %&*#$ truck was (they couldn't or wouldn't) so I could go meet the driver and get my package. Of course, it was delivered at 2 pm, after I left for the airport with my snowboard wrapped in a moving blanket and duct tape. Not a good look. I wrote them a long, nasty letter when I got home, and they said thank you for the feedback.

Hope you have a better result.
 
All I’m going to say, at this point, is that I’m going to request JFB ships my Z3 via FedEx. Do I think they’re substantially different or more reliable than UPS? No. But permit me this one irrational reaction.

Permitted. I felt the same way when the UPS driver walked up my 88-key keyboard end over end up the lawn. Opened it up and it was literally in pieces. Grrrr.
 
Permitted. I felt the same way when the UPS driver walked up my 88-key keyboard end over end up the lawn. Opened it up and it was literally in pieces. Grrrr.
I know it’s the last link in a chain that could go wrong at any point, but I am at least in good terms with the FedEx driver who delivers to my neighborhood. Heck, there was even a time when I was heading out of my development as he was coming in. I was getting a delivery that day, and I stopped so I could turn around and go home to receive it…I didn’t even have to, he ALSO stopped, because he recognized me, and just handed me my package, on the spot.
 
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I know it’s the last link in a chain that could go wrong at any point, but I am at least in good terms with the FedEx driver who delivers to my neighborhood. Heck, there was even a time when I was heading out of my development as he was coming in. I was getting a delivery that day, and I stopped so I could turn around and go home to receive it…I didn’t even have to, he ALSO stopped, because he recognized me, and just handed me my package, on the spot.

There really is something to be said for a good driver.