This is not a John Taylor, but dude is getting Funk out of it! Maybe I should try a four string Dingwall again.
Three of my four Dingwalls have four strings. They rock, funk, or whatever you want to do with them.
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This is not a John Taylor, but dude is getting Funk out of it! Maybe I should try a four string Dingwall again.
It sounds like it's one of those situations where the Dingwalls are slowly growing on you.Yes I was.
Thanksthat's a stellar looking ax, @Cory rich40 --- congratulations on your new instrument!
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Cold chisel, can you compare the two? Aside from the extra string, that is.I live these basses. I have the limited edition Rio Dream bass and a 5![]()
I haven't done a side by side, but I have swapped out the four way rotary to a six way in the five string and much prefer it. I went for the middle solo over the bridge solo version and find it more versatile. Other than that, the basses are identical apart from the fingerboard, so I can't imagine they'd be that different.Cold chisel, can you compare the two? Aside from the extra string, that is.