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I like this Saskatoon super PJ more than the Montreal super PJ. The flamed ash is stunning!
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Dingwall Super PJ 2021 Black to Natural Burst | Reverb

Edit: Saskatoon PJ sold an hour later. I hope someone here got it! I’m tapped. Haha
 
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So here's a form and function update to my NG3.

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I'm guessing some of you have already obtained the Neck Illusions inlay stickers for your Dingwall Combustions. With the bare fingerboard, I had issues with orientation in the upper register. When I got my ABI with Speedos, having the reference points really helps. Now I have the same thing with my NG3. Also, I think the purple/black swirls look pretty cool too.

Bones
 
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So here's a form and function update to my NG3.

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I'm guessing some of you have already obtained the Neck Illusions inlay stickers for your Dingwall Combustions. With the bare fingerboard, I had issues with orientation in the upper register. When I got my ABI with Speedos, having the reference points really helps. Now I have the same thing with my NG3. Also, I think the purple/black swirls look pretty cool too.

Bones
Hmmm. These are quite tempting.
 
Hey guys need some help, so I wanted to lower the neck pup on my Dbird. When I tried to lower it, went to a certain point then stopped. The screw just kept turning but noticed the pup would actually raise a bit. Tried this several times with the same outcome. So I unscrewed it and noticed the screw had what seems to be a retainer under the pup which was in the wood. This retainer seems to be a guide for the screw. So now question is do I glue the retainer back in ? If not not sure where to go with this, any ideas or anyone have this happen to them. I’ve included pics, the one with two screws is the one that was in the retainer (right one) and one from a different pup
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Interesting ,I just looked that up. So you went this route to draw out more upper mid specifically ?

If so , did an outboard pre amp not do that for you?
If I don't like how a bass sounds directly into an amp for my always on tone I won't want to play it. I went down the crazy pedal rabbit hole and it was a mess, especially when swapping different basses meant readjusting everything
 
Hey guys need some help, so I wanted to lower the neck pup on my Dbird. When I tried to lower it, went to a certain point then stopped. The screw just kept turning but noticed the pup would actually raise a bit. Tried this several times with the same outcome. So I unscrewed it and noticed the screw had what seems to be a retainer under the pup which was in the wood. This retainer seems to be a guide for the screw. So now question is do I glue the retainer back in ? If not not sure where to go with this, any ideas or anyone have this happen to them. I’ve included pics, the one with two screws is the one that was in the retainer (right one) and one from a different pup View attachment 4947076View attachment 4947077View attachment 4947078View attachment 4947079
Oof, that nut isn't supposed to come out. Might be able to glue it back into place?
 
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Hey guys need some help, so I wanted to lower the neck pup on my Dbird. When I tried to lower it, went to a certain point then stopped. The screw just kept turning but noticed the pup would actually raise a bit. Tried this several times with the same outcome. So I unscrewed it and noticed the screw had what seems to be a retainer under the pup which was in the wood. This retainer seems to be a guide for the screw. So now question is do I glue the retainer back in ? If not not sure where to go with this, any ideas or anyone have this happen to them. I’ve included pics, the one with two screws is the one that was in the retainer (right one) and one from a different pup View attachment 4947076View attachment 4947077View attachment 4947078View attachment 4947079

I've heard of this happening before. I don't recall what the remedy was, sorry. It never hurts to consult Dingwall in these situations...
 
Hey guys need some help, so I wanted to lower the neck pup on my Dbird. When I tried to lower it, went to a certain point then stopped. The screw just kept turning but noticed the pup would actually raise a bit. Tried this several times with the same outcome. So I unscrewed it and noticed the screw had what seems to be a retainer under the pup which was in the wood. This retainer seems to be a guide for the screw. So now question is do I glue the retainer back in ? If not not sure where to go with this, any ideas or anyone have this happen to them. I’ve included pics, the one with two screws is the one that was in the retainer (right one) and one from a different pup View attachment 4947076View attachment 4947077View attachment 4947078View attachment 4947079

I had this happen on my SJP. It had stripped the wood so it wouldn't hold anymore...

I lined the hole with some toothpicks to give the insert some meat to grab onto. I put he screw into the insert a little ways and put a small amount of glue around the insert. Using the correct size allen wrench (the red one i believe) i gently tapped the screw head to push the insert back into the hole. Once it was flush, i removed the screw to let it dry. Then i cleaned up the tooth picks, and reassembled. No issues since.

I hope that made sense.

EDIT: I should mention that I did trim back the tubing so i could lower the pickup to my desired location before reassembly...

Good Luck!