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I have one in my super J. It’s incredible

@@michaelmacisco2566 Apparently they only know how to hit home runs.

@@jmsmikey That is exactly what I said when I took it out of the box. Followed by Holy Shhhh...

@@noyd4172 I have never seen that done. I'm not sure if it's possible but I can ask. Which model bass and how many strings? Please contact me through my website so I will know how to get back to you with the answer. They would have to modify a CNC program because I'm sure the pickup cavities are all cut on a CNC machine. So I tend to doubt they would be willing to do it since it would involve programming. But I can ask.

@@czarpaul01 Swiss Army Knife for sure... And passive no less!

@@cavetroll666 I'm sure you're at least the 500th person to ask that. I won't be surprised if they eventually come out with one, but I have not heard any official word or even any official rumors. I'm sure Fender is shaking in their boots at the idea of that happening. Once people have a taste of the new Super P that's coming, I know it will put a hefty dent in sales of P basses from Fender and everybody else who makes them. The Dingwalls are so superior it's almost unfair to the competition.

@@JohnFoxBass they are so good everytime i pick up my D ROC 5 i love it :)

@@michaelmacisco2566 Yes, each video takes a couple hours to upload. Working on that now. And also another Super J with FDVs and an alder body for comparison is also coming soon.

@@JohnFoxBass nice !!

@@IvanBassist Yes, absolutely. Not only that, but if you put a P-Tone Right next to an FDV, eventually it will demagnetize the FDV and destroy it. For that reason, you can only put a P-Tone next to an FD3 or SF2. But sonically, frequency-spectrum-wise, yes, I think the P-Tone is best paired with SF2s because they compliment each other.

@@JohnFoxBass you’ve given me pickup GAS, John 😂

@@IvanBassist That's an interesting turn of events. So instead of needing gas for your pickup, you need pickups for your GAS. LOL

@@ImJustStandingHere Just create a separate savings account and stash a little cash in there whenever it's not needed for something else and before you know it you'll be there! Regardless, you should come up to the shop anyway, I have quite a few basses that are not listed on the website that are very very affordable.

@@aaronfarnsworth5387 It's my pleasure Aaron. Prepare to be completely blown away by this bass! Can't wait to hear your report.

@@zeljkozuber6629 To me, the very best sound is the 210 sitting on top of a 115. If I cannot have an extension cabinet, then the one that sounds best would depend on the bass and playing style and what type of band. The 12" has a little more low mid punch, the 2x10" doesn't have the low mid punch, it is more even across the frequency range. I would use the 12 for Motown and classic rock and I would use the 210 for jazz. For funk and metal, I would really want the 210 and the 115.

​​​@@JohnFoxBass Yep, I used 210+115 for long time but in last 10 years I've settled on two 210 cabs, cause I get even better results. Thou I use FMC cabs. Different brands(and speakers).....different results. Advantage of FMC cabs is, whichever amp head you use, it sounds good. Right now it's GR 800.

@@hushpuppykl Yes, I only take in items that I would be happy to own myself. My criteria is that if it never sells, that would be fine with me. :-)

@@JohnFoxBass … you got standards! No flea bitten basses. 👍👍 Also, your retail price for the used basses are very fair. I’m drooling over your ‘75 Jazz, might be a great companion for my ‘78 Jazz (rosewood fingerboard) 🤣😂

@@hushpuppykl That is a great bass. I'm really surprised it's still available. I'm going to lower the price for you now through the weekend!

@@francoishtzl157 I am sorry, I don't know how they are actually constructed. I only know how they each sound. Do you need to know the difference in how they are built in order to decide which type to order? Or why the question?

@@JohnFoxBass Was just curious ahah. But about if there is a bigger difference between FDV/FD3 and FDV/SFII it is to know which one to order on a custom

@@derkallert9017 Dingwall factory strings. They offered a .170 option.

@@JohnFoxBass thank you very much, appreciate 🙏

@@radbradmusicartist That Hz

@@lee_parker I'm sorry, unfortunately I sold that bass a year ago and I can't seem to find any photos showing the serial number.

@@BunchyMutt Yes, the Neve preamp is only available on Canadian built basses and on the John Taylor model. All the import models come with FD3n pickups. The Canadian built models all come with Canadian made pickups which all have the pickup model designation engraved in the pickup shell.

@@pjmuck Just arrived. I just created a listing for it on the website.

@@pgmorrow You might be pleasantly surprised. Reach out to me through my website. I have sent quite a few of them to Canada.

@@johnchristoffersen7231 I struggle a bit, but I get by. LOL

@@metalicman1948 Very good observation! This was the very first video I made when I got the Shure shotgun mic. I was so excited to get that mic, I bought it specifically so I could make videos like this. I listened to the video after uploading it, and was very disappointed that it didn't sound anything like what the cabinets sounded like in the room. Several weeks later, I actually read the manual that came with the mic, and found out that it has a built-in feature where it rolls off the lows below 150 Hz to prevent the mic from picking up rumbles and vibrations from the room, traffic, etc. And by default, the low frequency roll-off is enabled. So unfortunately, this recording was made with the lows significantly rolled off! Once I found that out, I really should have just taken down this video because it is completely invalid as far as what you are actually hearing. Regrettably, I don't have the wider 212 here anymore so I cannot do another comparison video with the mic's low frequency roll-off disabled. My spoken comments and written comments are valid, but what you are hearing in the video is not an accurate representation of how they sound. I've sold a whole bunch of these 212s and everybody who has gotten one has raved about it. I'm sure you won't be disappointed by the sound, and you'll be completely in love with the weight.

Yes, FDV pickups.

@@JohnFoxBass Thank you!

@@BunchyMutt My pleasure. Thanks for watching. By the way, I have FDV pickups in stock if you need some. Also have a Z3 on order for delivery next year that is not spoken for yet. So if you are interested in getting one, reach out to me through my website!

@@DiamondLifer The ones in this demo were not the self-powered ones. But I have several self-powered ones available. I would definitely recommend the 212: www.johnfoxbass.com/product-page/gr-bass-at-212-slim-800-act-800w-amp-built-into-a-2x12-cabinet-just-29-lbs I use it with my quad cortex, it's awesome.

@@JohnFoxBass think you can demo that so I can see how that would work?

@@DiamondLifer Very simple - I use a 2’ long XLR cable out from the QC into the input on the back of the cab. And the cab also has 110V AC power. You set the volume on the cab on zero, turn everything on, plug in and turn everything on, wait for the QC to finish booting up and then turn up the volume on the cab a little past halfway, turn up the volume on the QC to wherever you want your volume, and that's it. I can throw together a quick video demonstrating the whole thing if you want. If so, reach out to me through my website so I can send you a private link to the video. It's not going to be something very fancy that I would want to upload publicly to the channel.

@@JohnFoxBass that would be a huge help because I’m trying to put together a new live rig for this new group that uses QC with DAW and in ears and the full thing. So I’m trying to find the most efficient way to jump into the fold and still have great stage sound and tone at my fingertips.

@@cheewaiyuen4237 sorry, no, that one was sold. But I have his eighth bass here, it's a four string. And I also have an incredible Slayer 5-string, one of my top few all-time favorite basses ever. Reach out to me through my website if you would like to learn more about that one.

@@JohnFoxBass sure ! I will search in your website 😄

@@cheewaiyuen4237 The other one is not listed on the website. It is my personal bass, so you'll have to email me.

@@JohnFoxBass oh I see ! May I have your email address ?

What an incredible show that was!!!!