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Dingwall Owners Club

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I dig the 'crosshatch' flame!

I'm digging seeing more and more of the triple-pickup-with-wenge combinations!
 
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Sweet zombie jesus this thing is amazing. Feels toy like in size compared to the ABZ6. But plays like a dream. Needs fresh strings but it's coming to rehearsals tomorrow morning as it is. It's got all the goodness of that fat P bass punch and grind and thump, with none of the sucky Fenderness of everything other P bass.
 
Aaawww man... Last week, I decided to save up for a 5 string NG-2 (my first Dingwall), but you guys are killing me with these beauties!
The NG2's are no 2nd best friend date; they are beauties as well.
 
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Sweet zombie jesus this thing is amazing. Feels toy like in size compared to the ABZ6. But plays like a dream. Needs fresh strings but it's coming to rehearsals tomorrow morning as it is. It's got all the goodness of that fat P bass punch and grind and thump, with none of the sucky Fenderness of everything other P bass.

I'm digging the reversed P-ness.
 
This seems like a stupid question, but...

Can anyone tell me if there's any difference between a Super P, and a Super J with the P pickup in the neck (ie: a PJ) and pickup selection set to neck?

I like J-style bodies better I think.

I have a 2009 Super J/P and a 2013 Super P. The pickup on the SJ/P is a 1/4" closer to the neck compared to the SP. The SP has more mids. The solo'd neck pickup on the SJ/P is killer, but not the same...
 
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