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Wow.

Lucky for him the lefty Combustion’s are coming later this year.

Most lefties that learn upside down like that don't really want a lefty bass. They have spent too many hours learning to play with the strings upside down. Some of them get a lefty bass and have the nut recut and reverse the strings. That wouldn't work on a Dingwall. Nobody wants a 37" G string.

Best case for this guy is probably a custom body to fit the neck like it is.
 
Most lefties that learn upside down like that don't really want a lefty bass. They have spent too many hours learning to play with the strings upside down. Some of them get a lefty bass and have the nut recut and reverse the strings. That wouldn't work on a Dingwall. Nobody wants a 37" G string.

Best case for this guy is probably a custom body to fit the neck like it is.

Agreed. One of the best left handed bassists I ever saw in person told me he played that way because he wanted a Rickenbacker, he just learned to play it "upside down". After 30 years of playing that way, it would be like handing me a left handed properly strung bass. I wouldn't know where to begin.
 
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I let myself be overcome by DAS last night. :D I didn't get to spend enough time with the screaming yellow NG at the Four State Guitar Show in 2016 (@bebass and I had fun acquainting the public with the Dingwall mojo!) and happened upon this minty Laguna Seca beauty languishing in the classifieds. Hopefully I'll be getting my first impressions next week:

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I let myself be overcome by DAS last night. :D I didn't get to spend enough time with the screaming yellow NG at the Four State Guitar Show in 2016 (@bebass and I had fun acquainting the public with the Dingwall mojo!) and happened upon this minty Laguna Seca beauty languishing in the classifieds. Hopefully I'll be getting my first impressions next week:

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Congrats, the blue is SO classy!
 
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I let myself be overcome by DAS last night. :D I didn't get to spend enough time with the screaming yellow NG at the Four State Guitar Show in 2016 (@bebass and I had fun acquainting the public with the Dingwall mojo!) and happened upon this minty Laguna Seca beauty languishing in the classifieds. Hopefully I'll be getting my first impressions next week:

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I've got a red one coming my way.. was told to expect it in December, but as we know, you can't rush a good thing :$ Getting a little antsy, mind you..
 
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I've got a red one coming my way.. was told to expect it in December, but as we know, you can't rush a good thing :$ Getting a little antsy, mind you..

I have a metallic purple NG in the hands of UPS right now. Now that some of these have made it into the wild and pictures are starting to trickle out, I'm getting antsy. It's slated to arrive here at work on Monday...which is unfortunate, since we're closed for MLK day. I may show up anyway and snipe for the UPS man anyway since I have to be in town.
 
Trying something different for me, I've been a Phil Jones user for over 8 years, but the reputation of the Fender Super Twin as a bass amp and all the scuttle over Bergantino cabs had me curious.
75 Fender Super Twin 180 watt head (rehomed in an aftermarket case).
Bergantino NV412 cab
06 Dingwall AB1 with Pope pre

Astonishing.......

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I have a metallic purple NG in the hands of UPS right now. Now that some of these have made it into the wild and pictures are starting to trickle out, I'm getting antsy. It's slated to arrive here at work on Monday...which is unfortunate, since we're closed for MLK day. I may show up anyway and snipe for the UPS man anyway since I have to be in town.
Something to hold you over until you get it.
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Most lefties that learn upside down like that don't really want a lefty bass. They have spent too many hours learning to play with the strings upside down. Some of them get a lefty bass and have the nut recut and reverse the strings. That wouldn't work on a Dingwall. Nobody wants a 37" G string.

Best case for this guy is probably a custom body to fit the neck like it is.
This guy doesn’t normally play upside down or own any basses set up like that. I think he’s somewhat familiar just from being a Lefty bassist in this non left handed world....plus he was just really pretty damn good.
 
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Trying something different for me, I've been a Phil Jones user for over 8 years, but the reputation of the Fender Super Twin as a bass amp and all the scuttle over Bergantino cabs had me curious.
75 Fender Super Twin 180 watt head (rehomed in an aftermarket case).
Bergantino NV412 cab
06 Dingwall AB1 with Pope pre

Astonishing.......

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Oh yeah, Dingwall + Glass bottles + Big iron = :bassist: :bassist: :bassist:
 
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