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Dingwall Owners Club

Mine too.

Can you vote multiple times from the same computer?

Not unless you've got a proxy. ;)

Thanks for your vote. Soon I'll have some studio recordings to post. We're about 85% of the way through the album recording process. The Dingwall->Monique sounds really nice.
 
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Ok guys. First full week has gone by while on the waitlist. I have no idea how you all do it, and I *completely* understand the urge to constantly post about it.

For reference, here are my basses names, so I can talk to you all like I do with people in real life (and type less, because I can be lazy):
Blue Afterburner 1, P-tone, Glockenklang 2 band pre == Phi (φ)
Red Afterburner 1, stock, flamed maple top == Pi (π)
[on order] Green Afterburner 1, 3x, Glock 3 band == Sigma (Σ)

(the first two will make more sense in a couple of days)

Played Phi tonight at rehearsal, and listening/watched a video from our big gig last week. Pi did not disappoint in the tone department in the LEAST. I knew what I heard on stage was good, but hearing what FOH heard was jaw dropping. Then Phi came out and just shredded. Amazing basses. I really wish I had jumped on these years ago.
 
Last night we had the Dogfish Head people promo our show and afterwards the regional rep and I had a discussion and it looks like he may want to do some kind of dual promotional arrangement for the region too.

You need to tell those guys to release Midas Touch to the masses!! Some friends and I stumbled upon it a few years ago on a snowboard trip to Colorado. We can't get it in Canada . Best beer I've ever tasted. Also, dingwall.
 

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Ok guys. First full week has gone by while on the waitlist. I have no idea how you all do it, and I *completely* understand the urge to constantly post about it.

Rookie, I'm 17 weeks in with roughly 19 to go by my accounting :angel: which actually makes me nearly halfway to my SJ3xxx.

Been thinking of taking a road trip up to pick it up when it's done, a one-way trip of 1026 miles through Wyoming, Montana, and Canada to Saskatoon.. On my annual Harley trip it's usually a left across the Canadian border through Banff towards Vancouver and down the Pacific Coast Highway untill Sacramento, then inland until we hit the loneliest highway in the world (Highway 50) and back to Utah. As fun and beautiful as that trip is, this will be a nice change, even sans Harley.
 
So I just changed the neck pickup in my Combustion from parallel to series and wow, what a difference for the better. Definitely more of a P-like tone which is in general more my preference. Makes the neck-bridge in series setting a lot better to my ear too. Gotta love a simple 5 minute job that greatly improves something you already love!

Now I guess I need to figure out whether I want to change the bridge to series too.....
 
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So I just changed the neck pickup in my Combustion from parallel to series and wow, what a difference for the better. Definitely more of a P-like tone which is in general more my preference. Makes the neck-bridge in series setting a lot better to my ear too. Gotta love a simple 5 minute job that greatly improves something you already love!

Now I guess I need to figure out whether I want to change the bridge to series too.....
I believe the bridge is already in series, I could be wrong though
 
Rookie, I'm 17 weeks in with roughly 19 to go by my accounting :angel: which actually makes me nearly halfway to my SJ3xxx.

Been thinking of taking a road trip up to pick it up when it's done, a one-way trip of 1026 miles through Wyoming, Montana, and Canada to Saskatoon.. On my annual Harley trip it's usually a left across the Canadian border through Banff towards Vancouver and down the Pacific Coast Highway untill Sacramento, then inland until we hit the loneliest highway in the world (Highway 50) and back to Utah. As fun and beautiful as that trip is, this will be a nice change, even sans Harley.
Hah, yeah. I'm hoping, but don't yet have confirmation, that I'm still on the 9 month build time. My dealer said Sheldon expects to have to bump it to twelve months soon.
 
It is wired parallel from what I'm looking at...I believe the NG2s may be series
My NG2 had the pickups wired in parallel. I had two of the Darkglass 50k EQ pots swapped out with ones equipped with push/pull DPDT switches and wired them to provide series/parallel switching for both pickups. Highly recommended for expanding the range of available tones. The neck pickup soloed in series sounds so much better than in parallel - fat and beefy with better mids.
 
So I just changed the neck pickup in my Combustion from parallel to series and wow, what a difference for the better. Definitely more of a P-like tone which is in general more my preference. Makes the neck-bridge in series setting a lot better to my ear too. Gotta love a simple 5 minute job that greatly improves something you already love!

Now I guess I need to figure out whether I want to change the bridge to series too.....
Is it just a matter of swapping connectors or is there soldering involved?
 
My NG2 had the pickups wired in parallel. I had two of the Darkglass 50k EQ pots swapped out with ones equipped with push/pull DPDT switches and wired them to provide series/parallel switching for both pickups. Highly recommended for expanding the range of available tones. The neck pickup soloed in series sounds so much better than in parallel - fat and beefy with better mids.
Same for the Combustion re: neck solo series vs parallel. I may have to explore some push-pull switches....
 

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