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Dingwall Owners Club

Man, I wish my NG2 4 string would come in. I am chomping at the bit to give it a try. My 2nd bass in my band that tunes to CFBbEb is a 34" scale, and I can't stand that. Considering the improvement in using a 35" scale bass, I can't wait to see how the extended scale of the NG2 works out.
I have a bunch of them coming in but I will be able to only inspect them and send them right back out. At least I will get to see the new 4-strings.
In a bass I prefer either long scale 35+ or short scale like the Hofner. Not too keen on 34" basses.
 
I have a bunch of them coming in but I will be able to only inspect them and send them right back out. At least I will get to see the new 4-strings.
In a bass I prefer either long scale 35+ or short scale like the Hofner. Not too keen on 34" basses.

Yeah, I preordered mine through Bass San Diego back last December. I guess the good thing is if yours are coming soon, hopefully theirs are too. Excited about my Darkglass amp you preordered for me too!
 
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Man, I wish my NG2 4 string would come in. I am chomping at the bit to give it a try. My 2nd bass in my band that tunes to CFBbEb is a 34" scale, and I can't stand that. Considering the improvement in using a 35" scale bass, I can't wait to see how the extended scale of the NG2 works out.

Mine is arriving soon as well.

You'll love it ;)
 
I ordered at the end of December and will be picking this up tomorrow!

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One of the best Super P specs I've ever seen.

Actually threw me for a loop regarding the aesthetics of the build I'm currently spec'ing...the only other bass that ever did that is this one
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Interestingly enough, given the Dingwall diversity and so many beautiful but very different basses in this thread, I couldn't choose a bass even if I were given any Dingwall I would want! That is kinda crazy :)
Yeah. Placing an order is a little intimidating. There's lots of options, and really, not any of them are "bad", just "different". I'm pretty set with my build, though I'm sure I'll have to end up back in line again to find the purple one I want :P
 
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I think prior to ordering a custom bass, be it any manufacturer, I think it is important to become versed in the features you are looking at including. For my custom Alembic, I went through 3 used Alembics to determine exactly what I wanted in my custom. Alembic, like Dingwall, has a ton of options to consider. Mine was completed back in 2003 and I'm still more than satisfied and wouldn't change a thing on it.

On a side note, I jammed with some friends last night with my new NG-2. It sounded great and was very comfortable to play. I'm still getting used to the fanned frets in the upper register but other than that, it was really fun to play.

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