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warwick vs. dingwall prima

hey everyone
im looking into getting a new bass ad i've narrowed it down to a warwick corvette proline or dingwall prima.(both six strings) basically i have played both but still cant decide. just so you know i play everystyle but am more metal orientated. im just looking for a few suggestions or personal opinions to help me out on my decision. also the money is not a factor. thanx in advance.
 
not even a question..
The Dingwall...
way more bass, incredible tone, Light years ahead B string and extremely versitile electronics.
Glad $$$s no object cuz that Prima is top dollar, plus Sheldon's personal service and attention to detail is worth every cent
frank
 
Definitely Dingwall. Nothing wrong with Warwick but I think you're comparing lower end Warwick with high end Dingwall.

I got to try the Prima at Bass Central, along with an F Bass, some Lakelands, and a Roscoe. It stood out from the pack with its fine playability, looks and B string.
 
I don't know how this affects you, or if you have even noticed, but one of the best basses sheldon has ever made (a Prima artist series 6 string) was recently put up for sale here on talkbass... I wouldn't ever want to discourage you from buying new if thats what you want, but for the money, it's not likely that you'll ever see anything the likes of what St. Geoff Germaine :) is parting with...

do a search, and see for yourself... then proceed to salivate.

jmk!
 
/agree with Above. I can tell you he payed close to 2K more than he's offering it for, and its likely youd have to pay 4-5K more than his asking price for a new one. Not to mention the wait time on having a custom one made right now.
 
Juneau said:
/agree with Above. I can tell you he payed close to 2K more than he's offering it for, and its likely youd have to pay 4-5K more than his asking price for a new one. Not to mention the wait time on having a custom one made right now.

Agreed!
;)

Now, if someone just had a Dingwall Z2 5 to trade for it, it would be such an easy decision.

Wait a minute, didn't I used to own one of those? (Kicks self twice, hard).

Geoff
 

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