COMBUSTION OVERVIEW
The Combustion is a break-through in terms of performance per dollar. By combining North American sourced materials and components with Chinese manufacturing we now offer many of the Dingwall tone and performance advantages at an extremely affordable price. Final setup and inspection is done in the Dingwall shop in Canada so you know the basses will play great right out of the box.
OVERALL RATING 
(13 VOTES)
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from the sound clips this bass has good quality sound all the finishes look great from the dingwalls i have tryed the price is better but flared frets take some getting used to
What a great finishing and shape.The price and the tone colour pushed me to go for one but i pray i will easily get used to the frets configuration.
I have had a fanned-fret Dingwall for about 10 years. It was a very short adjustment time. I think it actually makes more sense on a visceral level to have the spacing change with pitch. The extra length on the B string makes all of 5-strings sound like ;loose rubber bands. It is so incredibly nice to have the tension so much more even from string to string, a far bigger benefit you can feel immediately and is much more noticeable than the fanning.
Have mine now about 4 months, and love it, the fan frets are no problem getting used to, and what a tone, especially the low B with an even tone across the other strings , try and you will buy, and what an after sales service, just email sheldon with a question and you do get an answer very quickly, in my case it was 5 mins.
Bye, bye, Spector!
Played a Combustion at BassNW in Seattle – the whole staff ROCKS, btw, guys really dig the jobs – and from the moment you play one of these, it’s over. Have YET to find anything that can match the “Buster” for weight, ultimate bass “slam” and looks.
More of a P-bass neck kinda guy, this is the first (and ONLY) J-inspired neck I’ll even CONSIDER.