Will Karling test a Dingwall Super J bass during a trip in Paris

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Uploaded by on Dec 6, 2008

Dingwall Super J 4 strings Bass.
Alder Body,maple neck,Morado Fingerboard
19 mm string spacing
Novex Fanned-Fret System 32" - 34.25"
Aguilar OBP-1 Pre-amp.
Dingwall custom bridge.
Custom Hipshot Ultralight tuners.
Conclusion, I killer bass, I want it now!!!!!!! (I receve it)

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  • That farty bridge pickup sound has been on

    the Fender Jazz before Jaco ever picked up a

    bass. I hate when that sound is allways associated with Jaco, like it's somehow forbidden

    territory. Anyway ....  :)

  • @JohnFHebert Number one thing that comes to mind is the ergonomics.

    Allows a more natural wrist movement on each end of the neck, instead of forcing your wrist to keep straight.

    I played on one a while ago, and while strange at first, it became a LOT easier, REAL FAST.

    Super natural! I mean, after just a half hour with it, my basses felt obsolete and awkward feeling.

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  • @JohnFHebert The lower the note being played, the better they sound as scale length gets longer. It keeps a balanced tone across the fretboard

  • @JohnFHebert The reason is to keep the string tension even between strings. Ever notice how the higher strings feel tighter than the lowers on a bass with standard frets? With fanned frets, the lower strings have a longer scale length than the higer strings.

  • @fmmgl fuck!

  • @JohnFHebert I've seen guitars made with frets like that and the reason for THEM is when you play chords for example an A chord it will ring true whereas the frets on a regular guitar playing the same A chord are slightly off tuned. Hope that makes sense lol. I would GUESS that it's the same reason that bass is like that.

  • what I'd like to know is the logic and reason for the frets being that way.

  • Damn, I forgot to check out the music shops of Paris when I was there... I did manage to find some shops when I was in Madrid, Spain, but those bastards would NOT let me touch anything without a proof of income! I thought they would at least let me play something because I look like a Spaniard...

  • @banny998 I got my first dingwall a couple of days ago. 3 minutes to get used to fanned fred systems. I'm playing faster than on a normal bass now

  • @Tdonn25 canada!

  • THAT is a wild looking Bass! Where are they made?

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