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100%So that site is legit!
Can anybody tell me the difference between the afterburner and the abz? I’m pretty much hooked on my combustion and thinking about going custom. Active pickups is a must.
Thanks in advance bass gods
Dingwall does not make active pick ups. They are all passive but can be paired with an active pre amp.Can anybody tell me the difference between the afterburner and the abz? I’m pretty much hooked on my combustion and thinking about going custom. Active pickups is a must.
Thanks in advance bass gods
Can anybody tell me the difference between the afterburner and the abz? I’m pretty much hooked on my combustion and thinking about going custom. Active pickups is a must.
Thanks in advance bass gods
You can spec a preamp in any model of ABMy bad, Meant to say pre amp.
The site looks awesome, but I didn’t see the side by side spec comparison page.
If my powerball ticket comes through……I’ll be buying build slots from John Fox.
Okay.
I was talking about a video where the DROC is going to be featured, and here it is.
Hades and Dingwall together, huh. Who would have thought.
Anyway, I had a lot of fun and frustration making this but it was worth it.
Okay.
I was talking about a video where the DROC is going to be featured, and here it is.
Hades and Dingwall together, huh. Who would have thought.
Anyway, I had a lot of fun and frustration making this but it was worth it.

Okay.
I was talking about a video where the DROC is going to be featured, and here it is.
Hades and Dingwall together, huh. Who would have thought.
Anyway, I had a lot of fun and frustration making this but it was worth it.

I’ll pile on with the JFB love-fest. He’s extraordinary attentive and literally leaves no stone unturned. He understands and respects the time and money commitment a custom Dingwall requires and makes keeps the the customer informed about all aspects of the transaction. I’m a pretty informed customer and not a difficult client at all, but he’s gone above and beyond my expectations. Can’t recommend him enough.
Honestly, I’m surprised JFB only has 41 google reviews for the 3+ years he’s being in business. Of course they’re all 5 star, how could they not be, but I thought there’d be more. I bet it’s because he’s mostly an online shop. I usually only think of doing a google review when I had to use google to find the business/restaurant or use google to help decide between a couple different establishments, so maybe it’s not that surprising. Anyway, I felt I owed him a google review for the joy he’s brought to my life, if he’s brought you joy, maybe you should as well?We should call this club the the JFB dingwall owners club!!!![]()
Bingo! I won’t bother with those pics then, but here’s a link to them:John Fox has a gallery of pictures of it on his website. Assuming it’s the sunburst 5 string super j with speedo bars.

Finally did it today; when I bought my NG3 in 2018 it shipped with a D-Roc switch and I was always curious what the 3X would sound like. I never used the "All three pickups at once" setting, and always wanted to know what the bridge and neck would sound like together, and felt like the solo middle pickup wasn't exactly what I wanted. Long story short, I picked up the 3X switch and replaced the D-Roc this afternoon and while it's different than I expected, I like it. The bridge and neck isn't at all like what I expected it to sound, and I absolutely love the sound of the neck solo. The bridge and neck is way hotter than i expected. When using the D-Roc, i wound up using it in Passive mode quite a bit, but i love the sound of the active more with this switch (which doesn't make a lot of sense but... here we are.)