Show Us Your Non- Warwick Bass Then!

[kimgee]

What a beauty!!! Congrats!

 

[DiMarco]

Souped up jazzes are awesome!

 

[Gnermo]

Picked this up for way too little, a SR1306PD from 1993.
Wenge/bubinga neck with padouk body, not too heavy.

I think it's a Warwick in disguise, but that might just be me. Last pic it's hanging next to its lighter and blacker brother.

 

[BrusselsBass]

Picked this up for way too little, a SR1306PD from 1993.
Wenge/bubinga neck with padouk body, not too heavy.

I think it's a Warwick in disguise, but that might just be me. Last pic it's hanging next to its lighter and blacker brother.

Congrats ! Beautiful bass ! 4,6 kg only?

 

[Madmaskbass]

Love that Ibby!. I remember my first 5 was an ibanez was a great bass.

 

[Bassist4Eris]

Picked this up for way too little, a SR1306PD from 1993.
Wenge/bubinga neck with padouk body, not too heavy.

I think it's a Warwick in disguise, but that might just be me. Last pic it's hanging next to its lighter and blacker brother.

6-strings and wenge? Color me green, cause I'm jealous as hell.

 

[PaulS]

@Gnermo I have the same bass in. 4 string version. Was my main player for 12 years. Love it. Great tone!

 

[BrusselsBass]

Some news from the King of Bongo

 

[Gnermo]

there's another 5 string bongo but with neck pickup for sale in Netherlands now

 

[BrusselsBass]

Thanks ! I also have the HS5 Humbucker-Single different colour. They are good basses, I have to say.
Price is OK, but no original MuMa case.

 

[kimgee]

Picked this up for way too little, a SR1306PD from 1993.
Wenge/bubinga neck with padouk body, not too heavy.

I think it's a Warwick in disguise, but that might just be me. Last pic it's hanging next to its lighter and blacker brother.

Very nice, and made in Japan too!

 

[Nightmaresandconclusions]

Just got this the other day. Fun to play and sounds great. I like the fact it is not a fender.

 

[BrusselsBass]

Just got this the other day. Fun to play and sounds great. I like the fact it is not a fender.

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Cutlass is cool

 

[PaulS]

Here’s the Dingwall D-Roc I picked up yesterday

 

[PaulS]

Of course, as always, our lovely forum flips the pics when you use mobile iOS

 

[PizzaFiend]

Here’s the Dingwall D-Roc I picked up yesterday
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She’s pretty! I haven’t played a multi-scale yet…

 

[PaulS]

@PizzaFiend it took me like 2 minutes to get used to it. The dealer had a bunch of Dingwall I played, and they were all easy. Only thing little trouble with is slapping, but that’s not really what I bought this bass for.

 

[BrusselsBass]

@PizzaFiend it took me like 2 minutes to get used to it. The dealer had a bunch of Dingwall I played, and they were all easy. Only thing little trouble with is slapping, but that’s not really what I bought this bass for.

Beautiful bird you have there!! How are the electronics for the 3 pickups? 2-band + balance pot? But slapping should be easy, the PUs leaves lots of space.

 

[PaulS]

@BrusselsBass no it is volume, 4 way selector, and tone knob. Space for my right hand isn’t an issue, just have to get used to left hand position with the fan fret, hard to fret octaves cleanly for slapping without buzzing. Damn small hands lol.

 

[BrusselsBass]

@BrusselsBass no it is volume, 4 way selector, and tone knob. Space for my right hand isn’t an issue, just have to get used to left hand position with the fan fret, hard to fret octaves cleanly for slapping without buzzing. Damn small hands lol.

So it's a passive tone blend? Passive bass? And the selector switches the PUs?