Dingwall LTD Combustion NG3-4 Midnight Purple Flake
electric bass guitar
Great for all styles; from pop to metal
Tight low end
Super wide frequency range
Darkglass pre-amp
Maple fingerboard
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Unique Midnight Purple Flake LTD version of Dingwall's famous Adam 'Nolly' Getgood multi-scale bass. Built in a very small edition and available once only.
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-unlike the place of manufacture-a very fine piece of work. And yes, it's great for metal (as the connection to Periphery's bassist/producer Nolly Getgood implies), but the NG can do much more than just that. The low end of these basses-as of any Dingwall, for that matter-is retestingly tight and the frequency range super-wide. Largely, this is due to the multi-scale setup and the Darkglass preamp. Any studio or FOH engineer will love this bass, by the way!
All further specs:
- 4 string
- Alder body
- Midnight Purple Flake finish
- 3-piece Maple neck
- Maple fingerboard with 9.45" radius
- 34" to 3625" multiscale
- 18% hard nickel silver fretwire
- Hipshot tuners
- 3x Dingwall FD-3N pickups
- Darkglass preamp
- Luxury gig bag included
| Brand | Dingwall |
|---|---|
| Ean Code | 6151142577586 |
| color | purple |
| Lefty | no |
| body wood | alder |
| Fingerboard | maple |
| Top | not applicable |
| Construction | bolt on |
| Amount of strings | 5 |
| Active / passive | both, switchable |
| Finish | polyurethane |
| Case | ja, gigbag |
| Article number | 75542 |
| Size (packaging) | 50 cm x 130 cm x 20 cm |
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