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for a new bolt-on?

 

 

bolt-on neck construction has ZERO to do with value / cost. I've owned and gigged bolt, set and thru necks of all price ranges... my current basses (all keepers that I ordered custom to my specs) are all bolt necks. I prefer the bolt neck construction style over the others.

 

FWIW, IMO/E & YMMV

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bolt-on neck construction has ZERO to do with value / cost. I've owned and gigged bolt, set and thru necks of all price ranges... my current basses (all keepers that I ordered custom to my specs) are all bolt necks. I prefer the bolt neck construction style over the others.


FWIW, IMO/E & YMMV

 

 

I concur.

I used to be a BIG neck-through only honk, until I got a really well-made bolt-on.

 

I've since acquired about as well IMHO as you can make a bolt-on instrument, and it's just wonderful.

 

Spector Euro's, Tobiases and maybe a Modulus TBX are the only neck-thru's I realy GAS for anymore.

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I'm tempted to ask Mike Tobias if he'd fret the fretless 6 if I'd buy it.


But then again, too many strings... and I've already got a 5-string version.

 

Yeah man get in line!! :mad:

 

:(

 

 

To the Dingwall "curve"- it's easy as all get out to play, up until about the 14th fret or so. Chords aren't exactly easy, so it really depends on your style.

Although I'll be very excited to get another one someday!

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From having played a Dingwall, it only takes a couple minutes to get used to the frets, and the B-string is incredible.

 

I like the Super J, but that route in the headstock kills it for me-it looks like the cross-section of an alimentary canal. :freak:

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