Thursday, November 21, 2024
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Bass Tone Secrets w/Sheldon Dingwall (Can YOU tell the difference?)


Your bass playing starts with your tone. And improving your tone is largely a matter of getting more control of your bass. In today’s video, Sheldon Dingwall walks you through our Quad-Tone pickup selector. When it comes to transforming your sound, this one control may be all you need…

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Originally posted by UCXsp_Yl0OIz6Bukgswb5u5g at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou8d47jB3X4

29 thoughts on “Bass Tone Secrets w/Sheldon Dingwall (Can YOU tell the difference?)

  • I got an NG3 switch for my combustion to replace the Dbird switch and it changed the bass from a regret purchase to my favorite bass.

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  • Finally got my hands on a 5-string Combustion 3, loving it and still can't decide which is my favourite pickup choice. Not a bad problem to have as they all sound great! ????????

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  • I love Dingwall basses, but being a short-arse, the scale length is really unwieldy…unfortunately.????

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  • You just can't beat these basses. I genuinely feel like there is something wrong with anyone that doesn't understand the hype

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  • Hello from Vancouver, I finally bit the bullet and purchesd a D-Roc 5 Standard in Vintage burst 2 weeks ago, and I can't
    stop playing it, I love everything about this bass, including the pickups and quad pickup selector and the neck on tbe D-Roc 5. Standard is to die for. Thank you, Sheldon and the Dingwall team. This won't be my last Dingwall purchase ????

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  • Has dingwall ever considered 5 or 6 way switches? 4 gives you every combination on a 2 pickup bass, but you'll always be missing some sounds for 3 pickup basses. It's particularly weird since strats have 5 options.

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  • I own the D-roc 5. The completely passive selector does not do anything special – it dampens and phase cancels as all other passive means of pickup selection. I don't say that the bass does not have a clear sound (not bad for a passive instrument at least), I say that the selector has nothing to do with it.

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  • Can you describe the setup line for the NG5? Is it straight into the desk?

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  • So distinctive, I can even hear the difference on my phone speaker. A Dingwall is my bass holy grail. And if finances weren't the only thing keeping me from getting one, it would be the Lee Sklar signature Combustion in Ducati White.

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  • I swapped my D roc 5 Quod tone for the NG3 one. Its the perfect tone!! D rocs sound naturally big in the mix anyway. Giving it thew ng3 tones just made it even more versatile

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  • I love my NG3 but I wish that there wasn't such a big volume bump when selecting the bridge+middle option compared to the other ones.

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  • Dingwall axes are indeed versatile ones, try any freaking genre out there and you'll be surprised. ????

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  • Love the selector on my D Roc. It's like 4 basses in one. Ready for a deep-dive into the new Neve preamp though, haven't seen a lot of content on it yet.

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