Yeah, I think he puts those on all his basses. They are ebony with luminlay. Pretty cool.I dig the the knobs too.
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Yeah, I think he puts those on all his basses. They are ebony with luminlay. Pretty cool.I dig the the knobs too.
Thanks! The walnut neck makes it a pretty rare bird, which is cool. I'm also looking forward to the different sound from the Super Fatties. The one downside of my previous combination of AB and Super PJ is that the AB had a P-tone neck pickup, which normally would be pretty cool, but it meant that the two basses really had the same exact setup. I was kind of craving a bass that would offer up a little change in tone as well as the medium scale.
Thank you! I've always been fond of jazz basses, so I'm very confident that this one will be mind-blowing for me. Really thrilled to try out the fatties as well.I've loved that bass and have been tempted by it on a few occasions but not being a jazz bass kinda guy I've had to really check myself. I still toil with having one that is amazing and that every time I sit down with it I bond to but it always is last in line to get played.
My Z3 is a walnut neck with super fatties and oh it is such a delight. My AB2 also had a walnut neck. Loved it!!
I think the super fatties are highly under appreciated compared to the fd3S. They are an awesome awesome pick up.
Congrats on the stellar pair. Your PJ also had me checking my will power at one point before it came into your possession. Beauty combo
Well, as long as we're all being so open and about with one another, I lusted for your Z for months Nate, but just didn't have the scratch to buy it. She's a beaut Clark!I've loved that bass and have been tempted by it on a few occasions but not being a jazz bass kinda guy I've had to really check myself. I still toil with having one that is amazing and that every time I sit down with it I bond to but it always is last in line to get played.
My Z3 is a walnut neck with super fatties and oh it is such a delight. My AB2 also had a walnut neck. Loved it!!
I think the super fatties are highly under appreciated compared to the fd3S. They are an awesome awesome pick up.
Congrats on the stellar pair. Your PJ also had me checking my will power at one point before it came into your possession. Beauty combo
Your right! That one will be mind blowing. I still want to play and hear it. And you made a good choice on that PJ. I don't think dingwall has made a nicer one to date.Thank you! I've always been fond of jazz basses, so I'm very confident that this one will be mind-blowing for me. Really thrilled to try out the fatties as well.
Any pics on hand of your two walnut necked Dingwalls?
As soon as I saw the PJ for sale all will power went right out the window. Lol! I was in love when I saw the photo from when it was built and I never dreamed it would pop up here. It demolished all expectations.
Lol. I did too. I'm not sure if you recall on the dingwall forum but I offer up trucks, plumbing services, children, body parts..... it was over a year that I lustedd after it and it was right after I sold my F bass that I was fortunate enough that pooshoes still had it and wanted to part with it and lived only 3 hours from me. I think it was meant to be. The only way that one will part from me will either be a six string that grips me the same or I die..... but then I still may insist on getting buried with it.Well, as long as we're all being so open and about with one another, I lusted for your Z for months Nate, but just didn't have the scratch to buy it. She's a beaut Clark!
Aaahhhh, you're the one that owns that J. I remember that one. Beautiful basses! Every last one is excellent. I think the top on that ABII took my breath away a little bit. Good thing you sold that locally or I might have wound up with it only to find I prefer the medium scale. The Z, man, that combo of fretboard and walnut neck. Damn!View attachment 1023633 View attachment 1023666 View attachment 1023667 View attachment 1023668 View attachment 1023633 View attachment 1023666 View attachment 1023633
Your right! That one will be mind blowing. I still want to play and hear it. And you made a good choice on that PJ. I don't think dingwall has made a nicer one to date.
The Z3 has a walnut neck.
The SJ Has a wenge.
A picture of the burl triplets. Lol. The Roscoe is new to me and is killer but I feel it's a temporary stop on my way to a Z3 6. I've been really heavy into playing a six for the last bit and chickened out on a Z3 6 build I had put a deposit on a year ago as I was uncertain at the time it would have been smart but now I'm regretting backing out. When some life changes take place I'll be starting a build unless a used one that I like surfaces.
The AB2 I sold locally and wish I still had it but needed the cash as it was a promised sacrifice due to the Z3 purchase.
I did sneak the ibby in there too(sorry guys) just cause it is a super sweet one and it will also be a missed bass. Nicest one I've played and it was my gateway to a six string.
Oh, and speaking of Roscoe being a temporary stop, I VERY nearly wound up with a super nice Roscoe with a spalted purpleheart fretboard right before the PJ came up. If that had worked out I wouldn't have been able to pull the trigger on the PJ and my tears would have forever stained the ground.View attachment 1023633 View attachment 1023666 View attachment 1023667 View attachment 1023668 View attachment 1023633 View attachment 1023666 View attachment 1023633
Your right! That one will be mind blowing. I still want to play and hear it. And you made a good choice on that PJ. I don't think dingwall has made a nicer one to date.
The Z3 has a walnut neck.
The SJ Has a wenge.
A picture of the burl triplets. Lol. The Roscoe is new to me and is killer but I feel it's a temporary stop on my way to a Z3 6. I've been really heavy into playing a six for the last bit and chickened out on a Z3 6 build I had put a deposit on a year ago as I was uncertain at the time it would have been smart but now I'm regretting backing out. When some life changes take place I'll be starting a build unless a used one that I like surfaces.
The AB2 I sold locally and wish I still had it but needed the cash as it was a promised sacrifice due to the Z3 purchase.
I did sneak the ibby in there too(sorry guys) just cause it is a super sweet one and it will also be a missed bass. Nicest one I've played and it was my gateway to a six string.
Aaahhhh, you're the one that owns that J. I remember that one. Beautiful basses! Every last one is excellent. I think the top on that ABII took my breath away a little bit. Good thing you sold that locally or I might have wound up with it only to find I prefer the medium scale. The Z, man, that combo of fretboard and walnut neck. Damn!
Man, such awesome basses some of you folks have. I'm so happy that I got to try a Super P at my last get together from @whirledpeas. I still lust after one, but the ABs are more "for me". I still need to find a Z to try someday.
Where might that be?If your ever in my neck of the woods, hit me up.
Where might that be?I'm sure someone in this area has one... but I've only seen two other Dingwall players, so that might be a bad assumption on my behalf.
Not far, just a few hours South.Lol. Sorry. Cowtown, ab.
I for some reason am assuming your from the Vancouver area.
I've only seen one other Z3 in Calgary but I do know there are a few others lurking.
Huh, that's very interesting to hear. I've been dying to try a wenge neck, but that makes me even more excited to try the walnut. Both of my Dingwalls thus far have been maple.I know!!!!! It was a really hard trigger to pull. I owned it from new and loved it sooo dearly.
And just an FYI to all of my fellow dingwall enthusiasts. I am ashamed and feel guilt for even posting my SJ5 up. I've just had 6 string GAS for a long time and..... well....... *sigh*.... *gulp*.......
Well that's how I really feel and I've had possible trades on the table and thankfully nothing has happened. The only thing I'm lusting for now is a Z3 or prima 6..... but let's be real. I'm just a plumber... serious doubts on the whole prima thing.
I just put some new Payson stainless on the Z3 a couple weeks back and wow.
I think to date walnut may be my favourite neck. I've been able to feel the seam joints on my AB but it wasn't a thing. The wenge is so sweet too but I think walnut is my fav. I'm still on the fence about the BEM fb being my fav or the zirrocote. I would like to try more wood combos with zirrocote before coming to conclusion on it. But I will say BEM on walnut DEFINITELY WORKS!!!!!
I've been playing the Payson reduced core nickel steels on my ABZ and really like them. Just ordered a couple more sets for the new AB!possible trades on the table and
I just put some new Payson stainless on the Z3 a couple weeks back and wow.
Huh, that's very interesting to hear. I've been dying to try a wenge neck, but that makes me even more excited to try the walnut. Both of my Dingwalls thus far have been maple.
I've been playing the Payson reduced core nickel steels on my ABZ and really like them. Just ordered a couple more sets for the new AB!
Lol! Well, that certainly clears things upStill be excited about the wenge!!!
I spent the evening with the SJ last night..... it was pleasurable.lol. Anything dingwall does is pleasurable.
Wenge zirrocote combo is really, um, clean?!?! Maybe accurate is a better word. Hmmm. Maybe sharp with rounded edges..... maybe my opinion will change when I pick it up again. Lol.
