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wavemaker

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  1. trello.com might be useful for you.
  2. Hi there Baloney. Quick question: Are you intentionally misinterpreting my words or do you lack reading comprehension? I offered not only one, but two specific ergonomic comparisons. Regarding the sonic aspects of their design: In short, yes. For further elaboration, please do read up on the differences of single- vs. multiscale by yourself (some of which people, entirely subjectively, see as advantages), watch some videos, or preferably, experience the thing in the flesh. Or don’t, you‘re your own person.
  3. As a resident Dingwall enthusiast I‘d like to point out that all of their basses are optimised not only sonically but also and maybe even more so [editor‘s note: only slight hyperbole] ergonomically. Any Dingwall will have less reach to the "money notes" than a 34" Spector or Warwick Thumb, and that reach can very easily be further reduced by doing this. I don’t think many other manufacturers have understood this aspect of Dingwall’s design or have come close to replicating it.
  4. Oh come on, I had just finished my board … boards, really, to be honest. Very interesting, to say the least. Also found this one on the other side of the channel with a built-in arcade style tap/kill-switches: https://looperwerk.de/shop/Arcade-XYAB-Joystick-Expression-Controller
  5. Dang, you’re right, what was I thinking? I‘ll take my second favourite comp, then: Hyper Luminal, please!
  6. I am most definitely an fx-loving bassist, but for £300 I‘d prefer a really nice foundation for the band over any embellishments. I’ll take a Cali Compact Bass and the best passive DI the leftover cash can afford.
  7. To the contrary, I‘ve found Marcus to be very helpful, quick with a reply (and an apology, if needed), actually.
  8. That’s awesome and if I hadn’t just bought a different bubinga beast, you’d have received my money already. GLWTS!
  9. That’s a pity. Best of luck with the sale!
  10. That is a beautiful piece of bubinga pommelé. Ebony fretboard as well, if I’m not mistaken? Too bad there’s no clear picture of the fretboard edge: Does this have Warwick‘s Invisible Fret Technology or was that a later invention? Either way, I‘d be pretty tempted if I could convince you to send this to the EU.
  11. I‘ve had the new Diamond Bass Comp/EQ since last friday and posted a rather wordy review over on talkbass today, which may or may not be of interest to you. There‘s also a first comparison from someone else between the old and the new Diamonds - judging the new one rather unfavorably.
  12. That’s the first time this bass is shown to have an AB bridge… which I‘d love to see on combustions, even though this is an all-out signature model. Intriguing.
  13. I was in contact with Flavius for more than a year regarding the sale of one of my Dingwall Customs. I decided to lower the price and check if he‘s still interested and we made the deal happen in two days, including payment via wire transfer and shipping from Germany to Romania! Polite, quick, friendly communication. Great dude all-around. Deal with confidence. Thank you Flavius, and enjoy the new bass!
  14. To me, this might just be one of the coolest looking basses ever. Love love love the black on black with chrome accents, even more so the body‘s mojo meeting the cleaned up/repainted hardware. Knowing G&Ls, it won‘t disappoint when plugged in, either. Unfortunately, I don‘t work out enough to wear basses beyond 4.0 kilogramms, but if I did… Man. This is beyond cool. GLWTS. What a beauty.
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