Dingwall makes some of the most beautiful basses in the world, and the Novax fanned fret system makes them ergonomically easy on the hands. These made-in-Canada basses are more than instruments - they are true works of art.
Prima Artist Dingwall Bass
(Burlburst)
Body: Prima Artist
Body Core: Dual density walnut/alder blend
Tone Chambers: Yes
Standard Top: Premium select top and back
Top Options: Flame Maple, Quilted Maple, Burl Maple, Spalted Maple, Bubinga, Buckeye burl, (Custom choices available)
(Bubinga)
Exotic Wood Contrasting Layer(s): Top and back
Matching Wood Cover Plates: Standard
Finish: Polyester.
Colours: Natural gloss
Pickguard options: N/A
Neck construction: Multi-laminated Exotic woods
Neck carve: Thin, flattened C shape
Neck reinforcement: Dingwall heavy duty truss-rod, Carbon Fiber spars
Headstock: Compound angled
Headstock options: Matching veneer standard
(angelwing headstock)
Standard fingerboard: Ziracote
Fingerboard radius: 190mm – 406mm, 7.5″ – 16″ Compound
Fingerboard options: Customer’s choice
Fretless option : Wenge/epoxy
Fret options: 24 Banjo or Mando
Position markers and inlays: Pearl, Abalone or Ebony side dots, face dots, face bars with D inlayed at 12th fret and on headstock. Custom inlays available.
Pickups: Prima Artist
Pickup options: PA1 Standard spacing, PA2 Sandwiched Humbucker spacing.
Exotic wood shells, matching wood shells: Active / Passive Glockenklang 2-band. Passive treble auto switches.
Electronics: Active/Passive Glockenklang 2-band. Passive treble auto switches
Electronics options: Glockenklang 3-band
Knobs: Matching
Jack: Neutrik locking
Hardware: Prima Artist
Hardware colour: Black
Tuners: Gotoh
Bridge: Dingwall custom made
Strap pins: Dunlop locking
Average weight: 4.8 Kg/10.5 lbs
Country of Origin: Canada
Since you order features on your Prima Artist bass to your own specs, they do not price them on the website.
For more info on this and other Dingwall basses, check out the Dingwall Website.
You can also check out Alberto Rigoni's videos - he uses a six string Prima in a few of them.
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