danweb22 Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 (edited) Price drop to £1049 Selling my D Roc as need to release some money for other things Great condition with deluxe Dingwall gig bag and tools/straplocks included Will also include a brand new set of Dingwall Nickel strings Large varied tones available with the different pick up positions from stingray to precision Price includes U.K. shipping Edited May 3, 2022 by danweb22 Sold 9
CameronJ Posted April 25, 2022 Posted April 25, 2022 For anyone wondering what these beasts sound like: 2
krispn Posted April 26, 2022 Posted April 26, 2022 I just nabbed one this week and they’re a fine sounding unit, really comfy to wear on a strap and quite a range of sounds. While it looks like a TBird the sound is clean clear and punchy - the bridge sounds like the middle position only moved to the back position. I know that sounds obvious but it’s not as thin a sound as you’d imagine moving from a p to a j on a pj bass. The middle ‘P’ position is a great all round sound and with the tone control you can take across the range of p bass tones and where many players could get by all night. The all on position with the tone knob rolled down is a massive sound for reggae tones - thick and punchy and a very fun sound to have at one’s disposal. That Amos video is a great example of what the bass can do but he misses a trick not showing the versatility with the tone control and how it can get more vintage sounds. 2 1
Machines Posted April 26, 2022 Posted April 26, 2022 4 hours ago, krispn said: I just nabbed one this week and they’re a fine sounding unit, really comfy to wear on a strap and quite a range of sounds. While it looks like a TBird the sound is clean clear and punchy - the bridge sounds like the middle position only moved to the back position. I know that sounds obvious but it’s not as thin a sound as you’d imagine moving from a p to a j on a pj bass. The middle ‘P’ position is a great all round sound and with the tone control you can take across the range of p bass tones and where many players could get by all night. The all on position with the tone knob rolled down is a massive sound for reggae tones - thick and punchy and a very fun sound to have at one’s disposal. That Amos video is a great example of what the bass can do but he misses a trick not showing the versatility with the tone control and how it can get more vintage sounds. I 100% agree with this analysis, my band were expecting pure djent tones (which obviously it can do) and were quite surprised it could 'play nicely' too.
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