My SJ5XXX was used for Classic Country. Not really using it for my Hard Rock band, but I could
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I use my Super J for RnB, funk, soul, jazz, pop, disco, and some rock.So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
MetalI had always dismissed Dingwalls as "metal basses". I am on the lookout for a new 5er, and I came across a thread with examples of Dingwalls used for other than metal. I have to say, I'm sold! They seem quite versatile. I am looking at either a Combustion or an NG3, just waiting for the Australian distributor to get more stock (hopefully soon).
So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
M-metal.So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
I had always dismissed Dingwalls as "metal basses". I am on the lookout for a new 5er, and I came across a thread with examples of Dingwalls used for other than metal. I have to say, I'm sold! They seem quite versatile. I am looking at either a Combustion or an NG3, just waiting for the Australian distributor to get more stock (hopefully soon).
So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
It's so silly that Dingwall is synonymous with metal because the most recorded living bass player, Leland Sklar, has been playing Dingwall on decidedly non-metal songs and albums way longer than Nolly has been playing them in prog metal outfits.I had always dismissed Dingwalls as "metal basses". I am on the lookout for a new 5er, and I came across a thread with examples of Dingwalls used for other than metal. I have to say, I'm sold! They seem quite versatile. I am looking at either a Combustion or an NG3, just waiting for the Australian distributor to get more stock (hopefully soon).
So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
You also did a metal album didn’t you?It's so silly that Dingwall is synonymous with metal because the most recorded living bass player, Leland Sklar, has been playing Dingwall on decidedly non-metal songs and albums way longer than Nolly has been playing them in prog metal outfits.
EDIT: I've played a lot of funk and rock/indie on the Dingwalls I've owned.
Here's my 4 string ABZ in action doing some 90's rock!
Any dingwallians who’s band uses in ears?
If so what kind of band set up do you guys do?
It's so silly that Dingwall is synonymous with metal because the most recorded living bass player, Leland Sklar, has been playing Dingwall on decidedly non-metal songs and albums way longer than Nolly has been playing them in prog metal outfits.
EDIT: I've played a lot of funk and rock/indie on the Dingwalls I've owned.
Indeed I did, mostly with my old ABZ6.You also did a metal album didn’t you?
We use them exclusively. No amps at all. I feed the monitor rack with a Broughton Messenger DI. The guitarist uses a Fractal Axe-FX III, and the keyboardist DIs from his Nord. Transmitter packs and receivers are Senheiser. The monitor mixer is a Yamaha digital unit that lets each of us build our own mix from our phones. There’s a split that sends our monitor path separately from the feed to FOH. If we’re not using our PA and there’s a different sound company running FOH we just give them a stage snake with all of our outputs which are duplicates of the monitor feed. Easy peasy and the same self-crafted mix on every gig to my 64 Audio N8 IEMs.Any dingwallians who’s band uses in ears?
If so what kind of band set up do you guys do?
Thanks all for the replies!
that sounds great! Your lead singer reminded me of Brett Michaels!![]()
So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
I had always dismissed Dingwalls as "metal basses". I am on the lookout for a new 5er, and I came across a thread with examples of Dingwalls used for other than metal. I have to say, I'm sold! They seem quite versatile. I am looking at either a Combustion or an NG3, just waiting for the Australian distributor to get more stock (hopefully soon).
So, what kinds of music are you all playing on your Dingwalls?
Not enough time left on my clock to master that beast. Not near the reaper yet but tackling a Stick is like opening up Line6 or H9 algorithms: I’ll be down the rabbit hole and lost to humanity until hunger or sleep calls. Lots of strings and tones. Too much fun.Uggggghhhhh.... D-bird in the classifieds but I just booked a vacation with my fiancee with my work bonus. Anyone want to buy a Chapman Stick so I can buy a D-bird???
Uggggghhhhh.... D-bird in the classifieds....
Please buy that before I do. I stopped getting new basses three basses ago...Uggggghhhhh.... D-bird in the classifieds but I just booked a vacation with my fiancee with my work bonus. Anyone want to buy a Chapman Stick so I can buy a D-bird???
Yeah, I lusted after a Stick for years and now that I have one it's certainly humbled me and taught me that I'm not dedicated enough/don't have the time and patience to learn a whole new instrument right now.Not enough time left on my clock to master that beast. Not near the reaper yet but tackling a Stick is like opening up Line6 or H9 algorithms: I’ll be down the rabbit hole and lost to humanity until hunger or sleep calls. Lots of strings and tones. Too much fun.
If I can flip the Stick, I definitely want to buy it.Please buy that before I do. I stopped getting new basses three basses ago...