They were that price. With the new changes they have gone up as mentioned. And 8 months before that they were $1780 or some thing.
I missed something here. What new changes? I don't see anything on the website...
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They were that price. With the new changes they have gone up as mentioned. And 8 months before that they were $1780 or some thing.
I missed something here. What new changes? I don't see anything on the website...
The pick up covers and bridge pieces are new for this year.
I’m about to order a Hipshot drop tuner for my D Bird, does anyone know the correct size to order for DWs since they come in two sizes? I think they’re the 3/8” but I’m at work so I’m not sure. Thanks.
That's exactly what I told him !!!!!!!Time for him to trade in for a Prima.
HE6 3/8" is what is used. They use a standard size Xtender but, if you ever need to replace a tuner, you have to custom order them through Hipshot or Dingwall. Dingwall uses a shorter nut to accommodate their recessed tuners. I just ordered a set for a Jazz build, they are not hard to get.
Like I said, I've been playing bass for over 50 yrs, by ear, and have been in some top notch rock, pop, and southern rock bands, and have done quite well, but the Dingwall has lit a fire in my musical soul to play every day, and learn the road map of the fret board, to advance my skills, and help my creative desires.That's an awesome story!
I've only been playing for a couple of years, taking lessons at home and playing more at home than anywhere else. My new Dingwall has really helped me expand my knowledge of playing and fueled my passion for playing bass too. This may sound silly to you real musicians, but getting this new 5 string has helped me understand the value of knowing the fretboard and where notes are (which I currently don't but am now starting to learn and understand rather than just using tab). I'm starting to appreciate knowing that there are easier places to play certain notes and how having the b string can make some songs more accessible to a hack like me. I guess I could have achieved that same result with any 5 string, but the Dingwall is so damn awesome sounding it is like high octane fuel to feed my desire to play.
Like I said, I've been playing bass for over 50 yrs, by ear, and have been in some top notch rock, pop, and southern rock bands, and have done quite well, but the Dingwall has lit a fire in my musical soul to play every day, and learn the road map of the fret board, to advance my skills, and help my creative desires.
These instruments are simply, and truly inspiring !!!!!!!!!!
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I ordered a p tone and 3 way rotary switch for my 2017 NG-2 last week, Jeff in Tech support was very helpful and offered this advice:If I decide to turn my NG2 into a 3X, what are my pickup and switching options?
I'd love to get P tone in there, and I'd love to have the neck + bridge in series mode. I'd rather just add a single pickup rather than get 3 new ones, and I've thought about series/parallel switches for individual pickups.
What do you think?
Actually you can have the switch with P tone.This may a dumb question, but I just want to make sure...with the P tone pickup, you can't use a toggle switch to change between series and paralel, correct?
It's green. The kids won't eat it.Lambo Green? I thought it was Ferrari Green?
Lambo Green? I thought it was Ferrari Green?
It is Ferrari Green. It's GC, they're not exactly the best when it comes to that stuff.