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New Dingwall John Taylor Signature

It seems like quite an authentic bass for Duran Duran fans - the colour scheme is a nice touch although not to my preference.

With regards to the Neve preamp, it may be the first of it's kind in a bass but the first effort to put a Neve-esque preamp into a bass was done by Jonas Hellborg and Status Graphite in the 90's with the customised 36v preamp that Jonas had in his Status signature model. Now that was a terrific sounding bass.
 
Having a 4 string Dingwall is kinda like eating diet Oreo's.
Yeah, I'm so used to Dingwall 5- and 6-strings, seeing a 4-string always seems underwhelming. Like, why bother?
Oh dear. Whatever shall I do with my 4 string DW Supers. What a shame nobody told me that they’re no good before I bought them.


What a crock of ignoramus.
 
Personally I think it's brilliant. Sheldon continues to prove why he is the boss of the custom bass world. The graphics are spot on, a lot of thought put into that simple aspect. And for those who don't understand the graphics, or quickly shrug it off as "crooked" or "not straight", you clearly need to take a closer look at the meaning behind it. I love it, I think it's spot on in every way. I'd literally take this over an NG any day of the week, and twice on a Sunday. :cool:
 
Man, and here I am with a bunch of four string Dingwalls.
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Diet Oreos indeed….that’s why the Super P and the AB-1 come in at 7.5 lb. Dbird is just under 8.5.

I’d be all over one of the pink JTs.
 
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