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Dingwall Owners Club

How would you describe the difference between the middle solo and the neck solo?
I have a similar setup, and it's a combination of both the pickup position and type. I find the P-Tone in the neck is both deeper and brighter, while the FD3 (and I assume FD3n as well) in the middle is more aggressive mids. And putting either in parallel with an FD3 in the bridge sounds great too.
 
How would you describe the difference between the middle solo and the neck solo?

Very similar to what Derek described above.

The neck P-Tone sounds more “full.” Definitely more lows, more “boom” (though not boomy).

The middle FD3n sounds tighter with more mids. More aggressive.

Both sound really good with fingers or with a pick. Just depends on the song for which would be better suited.

Of course Bridge and Neck together sounds good because it always does

The Bridge and Middle together (with the middle now in series) is MUCH better than the solo Bridge for my needs. Kind of has that MM feel to it. Comparable in output to the other selections which is nice.
 
Hello Dingwall fans. FREE LABELLA 41” flats. Brand new!
Short story: I was looking for strings for my newly acquired Gretsch 6072, which is huge, and Eric Coco and I thought these rare 41” (ball to silk ) would be the right fit. Well, we had a small misunderstanding, and the strings are 1-2” too long. So, Eric, being the gentleman he is, is sending me a new standard set, which will fit, and when I asked if I should send these 41” back, he said just keep them. So, I’m paying his generosity forward and offering this brand new set of uncut 41” flats for free to anyone who sends me $10 postage. First come, first served, CONUS only please. I have no idea what basses could use these. Maybe a dingwall, or some other extra long-scale bass. Remember, they are 41” from ball to the start of the silk. PM if interested.
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Hello Dingwall fans. FREE LABELLA 41” flats. Brand new!
Short story: I was looking for strings for my newly acquired Gretsch 6072, which is huge, and Eric Coco and I thought these rare 41” (ball to silk ) would be the right fit. Well, we had a small misunderstanding, and the strings are 1-2” too long. So, Eric, being the gentleman he is, is sending me a new standard set, which will fit, and when I asked if I should send these 41” back, he said just keep them. So, I’m paying his generosity forward and offering this brand new set of uncut 41” flats for free to anyone who sends me $10 postage. First come, first served, CONUS only please. I have no idea what basses could use these. Maybe a dingwall, or some other extra long-scale bass. Remember, they are 41” from ball to the start of the silk. PM if interested.
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And they're gone! Going to the great northwest for a grand total of $4.50 postage. Hats off to Eric Coco at LaBella/Olinto.
 
I’m definitely down for an import Super P, in the Candy Green. Which should surprise no one who knows which end of the spectrum I gravitate to.

Question, though, is JFB taking names for reserving one, or is it the “Indicate your interest” listing he has?
 
Question, though, is JFB taking names for reserving one, or is it the “Indicate your interest” listing he has?

I think the "indicate your interest" list puts you down for the opportunity to buy when he receives them.

When I purchased a build slot for a custom (back in December) I ensured with him that I was not sacrificing or swapping my "interest slot" in the import SPJ and that I wanted both.
 
I think the "indicate your interest" list puts you down for the opportunity to buy when he receives them.
I read his "interest" blurb as getting him dialed in on how many to order, then he will sell based on your place on the interest list. Bass Central, on the other hand, seems to have a definite number of the first batch already allocated from Dingwall and are taking actual reservations for a specific instrument & color, but with a $500 deposit.