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This isn't something I was planning to do but, as you will have seen on my other Dingwall thread, I need to clear some debts, including a hefty car service recently.



It is a white combustion with maple neck and black pick guard, but has also been upgraded to all-black hardware including premium US Hipshot tuning keys NOT licensed. You will also get upgraded Dunlop Strap Lock Buttons too! The jack plate dish is also black. (Or I can change to Schaller locking buttons if you'd like)

[size=5][b]HIGH RES PICTURES LINKED BELOW[/b][/size]

I will add a hard case too.


Combustion Series II Specifications:
•New Dingwall made in Canada FD3n Neodymium pickups
•EMG USA BT07 3-band pre-amp
•Dingwall USA strings
•Alder body - White
•Maple Fingerboard with rolled edges - 37 - 34" scale - £45 option
•Bone nut
•Banjo frets
•NOVAX® FANNED-FRET SYSTEM™ (see below)


[b][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]£1000 + Shipping (comes with a hard case and sent in a shipping box for safety)[/font][/color][/b]

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Bugger! I used to play 5's all the time but have reverted back to 4's for the last 12 years or so....I'll wait for pics then to be properly tempted. :-)

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[quote name='Thor' timestamp='1469272912' post='3097085']
Bugger! I used to play 5's all the time but have reverted back to 4's for the last 12 years or so....I'll wait for pics then to be properly tempted. :-)
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It's in amazing condition, as new save for the brand new hardware that has been added. The pickups and electronics have not been touched or upgraded, I should add. They are amazing already!

Ok, I'll do pictures in just a sec!

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1540.jpg

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1543.jpg

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1544.jpg

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1545.jpg

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1547.jpg

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1548.jpg

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1549.jpg

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10881008/Dingwall%20Combustion/IMG_1552.jpg

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[u][b]£945 plus shipping [/b][/u]

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Sorry to be the one to ask but what does it weigh please? Also what's the overall length? They look huge (and I'm small!) but I can't find any pics showing side by side comparison with a regular bass like a J or P. Thanks

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[quote name='ikay' timestamp='1469431351' post='3098113']
Sorry to be the one to ask but what does it weigh please? Also what's the overall length? They look huge (and I'm small!) but I can't find any pics showing side by side comparison with a regular bass like a J or P. Thanks
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Let me go check in a bit!

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[quote name='ikay' timestamp='1469431351' post='3098113']
Sorry to be the one to ask but what does it weigh please? Also what's the overall length? They look huge (and I'm small!) but I can't find any pics showing side by side comparison with a regular bass like a J or P. Thanks
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Well, the scale here suggest an admirable 4.1Kg, which is ace. Remember there is no neck dive on these basses which means the discomfort on the shoulder of a normal bass (such as a five string Fender) is alleviated making the whole instrument feel much lighter too.

Side by side to a Fender P, the nut of the P is inline with the first fret of the Combustion! - Meaning you only have an extra inch or so further to touch the nut of the Combustion. This is because the bridge is angled backward meaning the longer scale B string's low notes can be closer to you.

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[quote name='ikay' timestamp='1469441833' post='3098241']
Thanks for the info dood, much appreciated
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No problem at all! :)

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What's the string spacing at the bridge please? Is string spacing adjustable at all? Please forgive my ignorance if it seems obvious😊

I'm guessing it's fixed.

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It's fixed and according to the Dingwall page it's set to 18mm. I have to say I thought it was 17.5 all this time, the bass feels super fast!

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And I suppose with a change of bridge it could be adjustable and that'd be a simple job for a tech.

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Need to sell. [b]£1000 plus shipping[/b]

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