Dingwall Combustion NG3-6 Metallic Black
Great for all styles; from pop to metal
Tight low end
Super wide frequency range
Darkglass pre-amp
Maple fingerboard
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The Combustion NG is part of Dingwall's "ready to play" or "built in China, finalized in Canada" series. It is the affordable version of their Custom Shop instruments and a very nice piece of work
And yes, it's great for metal (as its connection to Periphery's bassist/producer Nolly Getgood implies), but the NG can do much more than that. The low end of these basses -as of any Dingwall for that matter- is rock solid and the frequency range super wide. This is largely due to the multi-scale setup and the Darkglass preamp. Any studio or FOH engineer will love this bass too!
The Combustions NGs are available with two or three Dingwall FD-3N pickups. The two pickup configurations can be set up as a humbucker (side by side) or as a Jazz Bass (like Dingwall's Super-J). The fingerboard is always made of maple and the body of alder. You can get your NG with 4, 5 or 6 strings and in several awesome solid color finishes
All further specs:
- 6 string
- Alder Body
- Black Metallic finish
- maple 3-piece neck
- Maple fingerboard with 9.45" radius
- 33.25" to 37" multiscale
- 18% hard nickel silver fretwire
- Hipshot tuners
- 3x Dingwall FD-3N pickups
- Darkglass preamp
- Includes deluxe gig bag
| Brand | Dingwall |
|---|---|
| Ean Code | 6151139011024 |
| Color | black |
| Lefty | no |
| Body wood | alder |
| Fingerboard | maple |
| Top | not applicable |
| Construction | bolt on |
| Amount of strings | 6 |
| Active / passive | both, switchable |
| Finish | polyurethane |
| Koffer | ja, gigbag |
| Article number | 69312 |
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