The Dingwall D-Roc is not just another bass guitar; it's a statement of modern craftsmanship infused with classic design. This instrument redefines balance with its fanned-fret system, allowing each string to resonate with precision and clarity. The D-Roc's sleek Khaya body and matching wooden pickguard make it as visually striking as it is sonically impressive.

Engineered for players who refuse to compromise, the D-Roc features custom Dingwall FDV pickups, renowned for their high output and smooth, aggressive tone. These pickups are paired with Alnico 5 magnets, ensuring every note you play cuts through with authority. The headstock design is a nod to the classic, yet it's optimized with Hipshot Ultralight tuning machines to virtually eliminate neck dive.

Crafted in Canada, the D-Roc's hardware is as robust as its sound. It boasts a Neutrik locking jack socket and a unique brass plate system in the bridge, providing unparalleled stability and sustain. Whether you're laying down the groove in the studio or igniting the stage, this bass is your trusted companion.

Key Features:

• Sleek Khaya body with a matching wooden pickguard
• Fanned-fret system for optimized string tension
• Dingwall FDV pickups with Alnico 5 magnets
• Hipshot Ultralight tuning machines
• Neutrik locking jack socket
• Crafted in Canada
• Available in 4-string (34-36.25" scale) and 5-string (34-37" scale) variants
• 24 Banjo frets with a compound radius fingerboard
• Dingwall Afterburner bridge with a unique brass plate system
• Passive circuit configuration: Volume / Rotary / Tone
• Includes a Dingwall padded deluxe gig bag with accessory pouch

Product specs

FAQs

What is the scale length of the Dingwall D-Roc bass?

The Dingwall D-Roc features a multi-scale design with a 36.25" scale on the low E string and a 34" scale on the G string, providing enhanced tension and clarity on the lower strings.

What type of pickups does the Dingwall D-Roc use?

The Dingwall D-Roc is equipped with passive pickups in an HHH configuration, offering a versatile range of tones suitable for various music genres.

Is the Dingwall D-Roc suitable for slap bass playing?

Yes, the Dingwall D-Roc's multi-scale design and passive pickups provide a responsive and punchy tone, making it well-suited for slap bass techniques.

What materials are used in the construction of the Dingwall D-Roc?

The Dingwall D-Roc features a mahogany body, maple neck, and a pau ferro fretboard, contributing to its rich tonal characteristics and durability.

Does the Dingwall D-Roc have an active preamp?

Yes, the Dingwall D-Roc includes an active preamp, allowing for enhanced tonal shaping and flexibility during performances.