Dingwall Owners Club

[AB Nate]

On the ABZ6 that was my primary bass for a couple years, but probably with not even half the use your basses have seen, I had to replace the jack twice and it’s not like I was stomping on my cable or anything that would’ve cause excessive wear. I know Neutrik is high quality, so I probably managed to get two duds in a row, but I’d still just prefer a regular ol’ jack.

It wasn’t the cable?!?!?

 

[Katoosie]

I never know which one to post. Today ya'll get Bloodmoon Z (as far as I know, this was the 2nd Bloodmoon made, and there's 4 total out there):
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(post all of them every time)

 

[Haji]

My EHBs come with neutrics and I disable them all. Lead through the strap should keep you safe.

Imagine the lead snapping off in the jack. You're screwed.

I've been wireless for a decade now. I just know the failure rate of barrel jacks and prefer not to use them if at all possible.

 

[J Posega]

It wasn’t the cable?!?!?

Nope.

 

[AB Nate]

Nope.

That’s some crazy bad luck I’d have to assume.

I’ve never had any issue with a neutrik jack.
I don’t know if the one in the old voodoo is original but it has to have some age to it. It the lock removed, It still connectively functions perfect and I assume it’s been around ALONG time. The bass was made and shown at the 98 winter NAMM

 

[Nuage420]

I never know which one to post. Today ya'll get Bloodmoon Z (as far as I know, this was the 2nd Bloodmoon made, and there's 4 total out there):
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[singlemalt]

I like the regular jacks on the Dbird and Super. All my Neutrik have been fine, but it’s overkill. And I love handing my Dingwalls off at GTG and jams, but hate watching a guy trying to pull the plug.

I went into my string stash to see exactly what TI jazz Rounds I bought when the TB store was closing and offering nice discounts. Turns out I bought the extra super longs. JR364. Almost too long for the DBird and AB, the silk ends and outer wrap hit the post on the E. The E string is a 101, then 75, 55, 43. Slightly larger gauges than the 344 set.

I installed them on the Dbird, and that means they can go right on to the AB as well. They went on just fine. Right out of the gate they feel and sound great, if a little new. Set up is close, but it’ll take a day or two and some playing to perfect. Why I dithered around for years before trying this set, I don’t know.

The Super P has JF 344’s so I’m excited to compare them head to head. They feel less stiff than the DR pure blue .040 VW that have been my go too. I can also compare the TIJR to the Paysons on my AB.

A nice Sunday morning coffe project.

 

[singlemalt]

And a picture!

 

[AmazingMumford]

Everyone has seen these repeatedly, but I'll play along.

2011

2014

2023

 

[singlemalt]

From the way back machine.

 

[IvanBassist]

I never know which one to post. Today ya'll get Bloodmoon Z (as far as I know, this was the 2nd Bloodmoon made, and there's 4 total out there):
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Amazing!!

 

[beatdatthang]

My current one and only Dingwall:

 

[Lowendtech]

My current one and only Dingwall:

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Is that a Payson bridge?

 

[alembicbones]

Here's my current Dingwall.

It's definitely a player.

Bones

 

[NaH]

Dingwall AB2 Bubinga Fretless

• NaH
• Jun 8, 2016

 

[AB Nate]

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From the way back machine.

Do we get to play the way back machine too!?!

 

[NOLA Bass]

ABZ, NG3 (heavily modded), D-Bird Custom

 

[J Posega]

 

[IvanBassist]

What my bass sees on stage

 

[MGBR]

Not the best pictures but hey.
They are ready to be played.