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On 13/05/2020 at 21:22, x20xt6 said:
A bit unnecessary on a 4 string (unless you're playing with downtuned strings),
I would have to disagree with you there as I own two four string Dingwalls & am very happy with my punchy/tight sounding 36.25" E strings.
It's nice to have even tension across all four strings & all to have a very similar timbre.
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2 hours ago, EddHytheTown said:
Extremely cool.
I can't see a strap button so I assume it's on the heel - how is the balance?
Both strap button sockets are recessed into the back of the body,it came with dunlop strap locks too.
The balance is perfect,absolutely no neck dive & it is a very light bass too.
It plays so easily that it convinced me to sell my vintage style basses (Rick 4003SW & P bass) & get the combustion to go with it.
Only problem now is that I am gassing for a Canadian Dingwall next 😁
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Looks a bit cheesy
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3 hours ago, TorVic said:
Hi, does this have an Alder or Ash body?
Alder
But it has just sold of Facebook
Sorry
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2 hours ago, hiram.k.hackenbacker said:
I’ve just realised I’ve dumped myself out of the GAS Challenge 2020 😬
Since I've bought both my Dingwalls in the last month & am currently gassing for the Mopar purple NG3 at bass direct I wouldn't even consider entering the GAS challenge 😁
(Well unless it was a farting contest that is,my wife reckons I could win one of those 😁)
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40 minutes ago, hiram.k.hackenbacker said:
I might have accidentally put deposit down on another Dingwall 😎.
Excellent
Well done 🤣
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2 hours ago, karlfer said:
I've played this actual bass & it's a really good one. Plays & sounds superb.
GLWTS Neil.
Thanks Karl
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15 hours ago, tom1946 said:
Hiya,
What's the neck width on these please? what is the profile? is it slim or chunky?
cheers.
Hi Tom.
It's the same as the Mexican Fender Classic 50's P bass,so wide but slim & very comfortable.
Nut width 1.75"
Radius 7.25"
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4 hours ago, jassbass said:
Oh wow not doing my pbass GAS any good
You need it
You know you do
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Cheers guys,fortunately my work had some Duracells in stock so I got some safe day.
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Well I've had a good old play on it today & can confirm it is absolutely fantastic,so easy to play,amazing build quality & sounds very nice too.
I had one of the original combustions not long after they came out & found it sounded very bland,the newer ones are a big improvement.
I just need an NG3 now 😁
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17 minutes ago, CameronJ said:
Anyway, back on topic - cool bass! And you’ve got one of the newer Dingwall cases too! Where did you order from, @artisan?
cheers.
I bought it from Bass Direct same as my D roc 😁
Both came in factory sealed boxes,so I was the first person to open them since they left Dingwall
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well only 4 weeks ago I received my lovely D roc,I am so impressed with it I decided to sell my Rickenbacker & buy myself a Dingwall Combustion,which has just arrived at work.
Fortunately it is very quiet so I've had time to have a little play & adjust the setup. My D roc came setup perfectly but I had to tweak this a fair bit to make it play nicely.
One odd thing though,there are no batteries in the battery compartment !
Is this normal ?
Every active bass I have bought in the past came with batteries installed.
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Price drop time
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Just taken some GHS pressurewounds off my Rickenbacker & fitted a set of the above D'Addario nickels,love them they have a lovely rich tone but are not too bright.
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My D roc is very light & balances very nicely on the strap,no neck dive at all.