Absolutely.
I even saw a big JA bassist with a Dingwall a while back, but I can't for the life of me remember who. I think it was at a multi-band festival.
While I'm not famous, I occasionally use mine (if a PBass clone counts)...
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Absolutely.
I even saw a big JA bassist with a Dingwall a while back, but I can't for the life of me remember who. I think it was at a multi-band festival.
Sounbwoy said:While I'm not famous, I occasionally use mine (if a PBass clone counts)...![]()
I always liked the P for reggae too. It helps to have the right capacitor in your tone circuit.
Speaking of whatever works: you should check out the Reverend Dub King Bass, with split coil pup at the neck and a big honkin' humbucker at the bridge. It really rumbles!
Sounbwoy said:Check out the link below on FB to see what I mean about anything goes. PLEASE take the title of the poster's album with a grain of salt, PLEASE!! (Hell, I made the list too!! LOL).
No need to question his choices, it's HIS list and some of them are Reggae Gospel bassists as well.
Seriously tho, there are many great reggae bassists who are unknown, but so it is.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.487075679298.276062.809899298&type=3
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ah..I guess you'd have to friend him first..I don't know why I thought that was public. Sorry about dat, boss..