the nashville edition seems very interesting. I like the concept of having the preamp built I hope more basses have this feature in the future. Just imagining going direct into a mixer or a pc interface and not having to play with any software or dials gives me the warm fuzzies.
I’m wondering about string spacing. Most “fender guys” go for 19mm on 5 strings, but some basses go as tight as 16mm, and the saddles looked pretty close
@@bassclef1686 While most of their 5-string models have 18mm string spacing, the canadian-made Super J & Super P have been 19mm. Not 100% sure which it will be on the SP1 but definitely not super narrow.
Sheldon my lord absolutely beautiful instrument's (as usual) this year ! gosh I don't see that Canadian BARITONE guitar yet ? keep up the great work you guys ! I love my combustion !
I'd be curious about nation of manufacturing. If it's like anything their custom shop it's made in China. Sorry but I'm not paying that much for a Chinese made instrument.
@@bmstylee I have 3 dingwalls, 2 of which are made in Asia. The overseas models, including that p bass, are of better quality than any America/European instrument I have ever played. Don't be put off by it.
Lefties? Amazing basses. I do own a lefty Combustion, that I luckily got for a great price used, but it would be nice to know if any other models are available.
@@derickthomas380 Only the Combustion lines. However, the Canadian models (afterburner lines) are like 5000 - 8000 USDs and it is out of stock everywhere. Ridiculous in terms of price and availability. All of there models doubled the price for same offering compared to couple years ago.
@@bccal5982 You don't find Canadian Dingwalls in stock. That hasn't been the case for probably 10 years. You put your deposit down, and wait in line. Yeah it really sucks they can't make these basses faster, but I think it has to do with Sheldon absolutely refusing to compromise the quality of the custom shop output.
i have a Droc 5 standard i love it but what would be the next logical bass to order from then without going bankrupt i like the import super p they are doing but what's an affordable custom shop model.
Get an ABZ but try not to go nuts with cosmetic options that don't change how the bass sounds or plays. You can keep the price under $4500 if you are careful with how you spec. My problem is their options are so good, of course I'm going to want fancy paint, wenge neck, and a preamp which really adds up.
If I ever bought a dingwall it would be the Nashville! Still, he mentioned he wanted simple controls but there’s a bunch of controls there and it seems confusing! A touring bassist just wants to plug and play and fuss as little as possible with their instrument
Reverb can be your friend. Guitars like this have a small audience. Mostly Periphery fanboys. Most people aren't playing xl multi scale with fanned frets. I scored an immaculate Kiesel Zeus 6 string for $1400 shipped. When new was $2300 based off the documentation Kiesel sent me after running the s/n.
ash ,maple body. ,maple neck ,ebony ,maple fret board. ,stainless medium frets , pickups you want ,preamp you want. gotoh ,grover keys. hipshot A style bridge. or schaller bridge ,bone or graphite nut. ,vol/vol bass/treb. mids/freq. wiring. 3way frequency switch on the preamp.
So..... bought by people who usually have more money than skill and depreciate faster than a new Tesla? If you're making an innovation reference in the auto industry pick someone actually innovating. Pagani, Koenigsegg, etc.
Beautiful basses, but are we saying you have to have already spent a shed load of money before you are qualified to "appreciate" a limited master build? I think I just lost interest in acquiring any Dingwall bass, really disappointing and surprising attitude.
While limiting the amount of "off menu" instruments is a necessity due to how flooded they are with orders, he could have worded that better. Probably NAMM fatigue.
So .... To see a complete fender copy from a company like dingwall is a lame move for me. They're the manufacturer with a reputation for innovation and fresh ideas. And they were working five years to design a passive PJ bass with alder and maple neck just to copy fender and take some costumers that buy traditional designs?😂😂😂 and they sell it for 2300 entry level? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ain't that a great idea?! Why not just buy a Fender? I find Dingwall to be overrated and too much, people who worships Periphery wants them and they look cheap (most of them). Also, he sounds like he is trying too much to say that they didn't copy Fender or wants to do that, that to copy Fender was the goal. Come up with something new or stay true to yourself, there is nothing wrong with a copy but Dingwall is way more than copying a Fender. But who really cares, we have too much to choose from anyway. ;)
They have been making jazz bass copies for at least 20 years, P's for at least 10. Nothing different than what Sadowsky does, which is take a Fender design and hot rod it. I think the 34.25-32" scale is a big upgrade for a P bass. Not so extreme that it makes it uncomfortable to play in the first position and improves the tinny sounding G string of Fender's design.
Dingwall is like Behringer… they show a lot of stuff, but it takes forever for it to make it to the dealers. These Super P’s were shown last year. Still can’t get one.
Oh my god that first bass is perfect bro holy shit
Looks like a futuristic version of a 50s p bass
That matched laminate for the pickups is crazy.
Stunning display as usual. I love Pau Ferro, but man that stealth John Taylor really could benefit from a rosewood, ebony, or even maple fretboard.
That 5 string P/J! Yes, please!
That's what I'm talking about
well its not a J really :P its a bucker... but I like :)
the nashville edition seems very interesting. I like the concept of having the preamp built I hope more basses have this feature in the future. Just imagining going direct into a mixer or a pc interface and not having to play with any software or dials gives me the warm fuzzies.
About half of the basses on the market have a built-in preamp
I’m wondering about string spacing. Most “fender guys” go for 19mm on 5 strings, but some basses go as tight as 16mm, and the saddles looked pretty close
@@bassclef1686 While most of their 5-string models have 18mm string spacing, the canadian-made Super J & Super P have been 19mm.
Not 100% sure which it will be on the SP1 but definitely not super narrow.
@ not a studio level preamp that you could go direct with.
Ongoing bass innovation & craftmanship........ Very well done....... Thank you.....
Sheldon my lord absolutely beautiful instrument's (as usual) this year ! gosh I don't see that Canadian BARITONE guitar yet ?
keep up the great work you guys ! I love my combustion !
2300$ for the P. Yeah, very entry level
He said entry level, for dingwall. Not all bass players. Lol
Its a Dingwall so its entry level
I'd be curious about nation of manufacturing. If it's like anything their custom shop it's made in China. Sorry but I'm not paying that much for a Chinese made instrument.
@@bmstyleeThese will be made somewhere in Asia and set up in Canada. Their custom shop instruments are fully made in Canada.
@@bmstylee I have 3 dingwalls, 2 of which are made in Asia. The overseas models, including that p bass, are of better quality than any America/European instrument I have ever played. Don't be put off by it.
Lefties? Amazing basses. I do own a lefty Combustion, that I luckily got for a great price used, but it would be nice to know if any other models are available.
I'm loving the sb1
Dingwall Nashville! That’s killer!
That sp1 looks dope
Any idea what brand the collapsable stands are?
the year is 2036, Dingwall releases their new fanned fret instrument which doubles back on itself so the fretboard is just a circle.
that SP1 is SICK !!!
Rad. Dingwall basses are so incredible, and I love that they're Canadian made. I'm gonna order myself a Lee Sklar model this coming summer So excited.
Remember, they are mostly made in China
@@derickthomas380 Only the Combustion lines. However, the Canadian models (afterburner lines) are like 5000 - 8000 USDs and it is out of stock everywhere. Ridiculous in terms of price and availability. All of there models doubled the price for same offering compared to couple years ago.
@@bccal5982 But that line most of what you're seeing because that's the cheapest. 2000 for made in China is delusional.
@@bccal5982 You don't find Canadian Dingwalls in stock. That hasn't been the case for probably 10 years. You put your deposit down, and wait in line. Yeah it really sucks they can't make these basses faster, but I think it has to do with Sheldon absolutely refusing to compromise the quality of the custom shop output.
absolute "quiet" statement that their master builders are young. really gorgeous instruments
Kickin line up
Sheldon Dingwall is Brick Top from the film Snatch
How much for that master built
i have a Droc 5 standard i love it but what would be the next logical bass to order from then without going bankrupt i like the import super p they are doing but what's an affordable custom shop model.
Get an ABZ but try not to go nuts with cosmetic options that don't change how the bass sounds or plays. You can keep the price under $4500 if you are careful with how you spec. My problem is their options are so good, of course I'm going to want fancy paint, wenge neck, and a preamp which really adds up.
Ooooo love the new AB1
The Fastlane is the one I am most looking forward to.
Hurry up with that SP1, Sheldon!
I want open pole pickups for the super p
Oh my god, the master build and Lee Sklar models, of course I like the most expensive ones! 🤦 But they are beautiful.
If I ever bought a dingwall it would be the Nashville! Still, he mentioned he wanted simple controls but there’s a bunch of controls there and it seems confusing! A touring bassist just wants to plug and play and fuss as little as possible with their instrument
I do not know, what about the sound?
$2300 "entry level" 😂
$2300 is entry level?! Yeah no thanks I’ve got bills
Reverb can be your friend. Guitars like this have a small audience. Mostly Periphery fanboys. Most people aren't playing xl multi scale with fanned frets. I scored an immaculate Kiesel Zeus 6 string for $1400 shipped. When new was $2300 based off the documentation Kiesel sent me after running the s/n.
@@bmstylee A used Kiesel is an excellent idea because they have horrible resale value. Kind of like used G&Ls.
paul & simon lol
Sp1🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
These basses look like toys.
ash ,maple body. ,maple neck ,ebony ,maple fret board. ,stainless medium frets , pickups you want ,preamp you want. gotoh ,grover keys. hipshot A style bridge. or schaller bridge ,bone or graphite nut. ,vol/vol
bass/treb. mids/freq. wiring. 3way frequency switch on the preamp.
dingwalls are ferrari's in music world ;D
So..... bought by people who usually have more money than skill and depreciate faster than a new Tesla? If you're making an innovation reference in the auto industry pick someone actually innovating. Pagani, Koenigsegg, etc.
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*"Entry level $2,300."*
*Translation:"You're better off getting a Spector NS."*
Or shopping for used gear on Reverb.
Dude NS-2's are like 7 grand what are you talking about.
2300 for entry level dingwall. When I can pick up a pro level Maruzcyk for less then half of that, or a carvin, or a Kingston, or an American G&L.
Beautiful basses, but are we saying you have to have already spent a shed load of money before you are qualified to "appreciate" a limited master build? I think I just lost interest in acquiring any Dingwall bass, really disappointing and surprising attitude.
What a weird thing to gripe about.
While limiting the amount of "off menu" instruments is a necessity due to how flooded they are with orders, he could have worded that better. Probably NAMM fatigue.
Exactly 😂 he’s basically saying you have to be rich in order to appreciate our stuff
it's likely that they just don't want to sell this and immediately see it turned around a flipped for twice the price.
So .... To see a complete fender copy from a company like dingwall is a lame move for me. They're the manufacturer with a reputation for innovation and fresh ideas. And they were working five years to design a passive PJ bass with alder and maple neck just to copy fender and take some costumers that buy traditional designs?😂😂😂 and they sell it for 2300 entry level? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ain't that a great idea?! Why not just buy a Fender? I find Dingwall to be overrated and too much, people who worships Periphery wants them and they look cheap (most of them). Also, he sounds like he is trying too much to say that they didn't copy Fender or wants to do that, that to copy Fender was the goal. Come up with something new or stay true to yourself, there is nothing wrong with a copy but Dingwall is way more than copying a Fender. But who really cares, we have too much to choose from anyway. ;)
The SP was build for years but only as a custom shop, now they are in the Ready to Play too. And he said Entry level for a Dingwall
They have been making jazz bass copies for at least 20 years, P's for at least 10. Nothing different than what Sadowsky does, which is take a Fender design and hot rod it. I think the 34.25-32" scale is a big upgrade for a P bass. Not so extreme that it makes it uncomfortable to play in the first position and improves the tinny sounding G string of Fender's design.
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Dont agree with the Ferrari method of acquiring a master build... lost me right there. Think I'll get a F -Bass instead
Just what owners of 2 dingwalls need: a third dingwall
Dingwall is like Behringer… they show a lot of stuff, but it takes forever for it to make it to the dealers. These Super P’s were shown last year. Still can’t get one.
It's so comical...it's just a precision, there is zero imagination left in guitar building
They spent 5 years coming up with a p pickup?? Really?
Bass makers... We've made the most elegant coffee table... With pickups.