Dingwall Combustion

[7string]

Here's the new addition to the bass family. A Dingwall Combustion 5.

After not being able to get on with the narrow string spacing of my Carvin 5 string, I sold it (and one of my guitars) to buy myself a replacement. My wife had the chance to go to Florida with friends and their family and this seemed the perfect opportunity to get the new bass. After a bucketload of research, I plumped on a Dingwall Combustion 5. It took a while to track one down as they seemed to be being sold as quickly as they were in stock, but I got there in the end. Superb service from George and Chris at Bass San Diego. Thanks guys

So here she is. My wife has appropriately named her "Disney"

[niceguyhomer]

Very nice - I like Dingwalls a lot and that's a fine example.

[mattbass6]

Very sweet sir. I love Dingwall basses and since getting one. I will not look back. Enjoy, as I know you will, they are ace

[bartelby]

That's really nice looking!

Dingwalls are getting more and more tempting...

[kingofthestuntmen]

That'll sit nicely between your Tyler and Sei...

[mattbass6]

[quote name='bartelby' post='995210' date='Oct 20 2010, 06:50 PM']That's really nice looking!

Dingwalls are getting more and more tempting...[/quote]

Loving that Steve Harris Precision of yours Bartelby Which one is it. I've always wanted one but I know it would just be sat there. Very sweet though sir

[simon1964]

That looks fantastic!

I've never played one - how easy are the fanned frets to get used to?

[cetera]

That's a beauty mate! Has one too many strings for me though...

[merello]

I can confirm that this is a beautiful bass and the B-string sings.......
...surely a name change from 7string required!

[7string]

....and the fanned frets weren't that bad were they

[merello]

The name 'Disney' worries me as in Scottish slang it translates as 'does not' as in 'It disney work!'

[GBass]

Very Nice!