In this episode of the Comfortably Strung Podcast, we catch up with Amos Williams, bassist with progressive metal band, TesseracT, who recently released their biggest musical undertaking to date, War of Being. We spoke to Amos about his philosophy when it comes to bass tone, the demands of utilising drop tunings, some of the more technical aspects that are fundamental to his bass playing style, and the development of his Dingwall Afterburner.

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Yolanda Charles has played bass with the likes of B.B. King, Sinead O’Connor, Paul Weller, Mick Jagger, Hans Zimmer, Squeeze, and many others, earning a reputation as the ultimate supporting player. In this episode of the Comfortably Strung Podcast, Yolanda reflects on the changing landscape of today’s music industry, her stellar career as a session musician, and why she’s returning to her funk-heavy roots as an independent artist.

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Having taken the world by storm back in 2018 with their cover of The Cranberries Zombie, Bad Wolves went on to bring their own hard rock sound to the masses. In this episode of the Comfortably Strung Podcast, bassist Kyle Konkiel gives us some insight on what it takes to navigate the music industry in a post-lockdown world, and some top tips when it comes to sculpting a metal bass tone. Most importantly, we talk about the latest incarnation of his Dingwall Combustion Signature model, and what to expect from some recent modifications.

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Leland Sklar is one of the most prolific session bassists out there. He met James Taylor at California State University and their careers blossomed together. Jackson Browne, Carole King, Phil Collins and Toto have all since benefited from the Sklar low end. The beard, of course, is iconic too. In this episode of the Comfortably Strung Podcast, Sheldon Dingwall chats to Lee about his love for the L.A. studio scene, and how a Dingwall 5-string bass became his go-to instrument.

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In this episode of the Comfortably Strung Podcast we talk tone with Duran Duran bassist, John Taylor. As one of the biggest pop bands in history, Duran Duran's breakthrough single, the title track from 1982's Rio album, perfectly demonstrates what John describes as his “up-front” bass style, and formed the inspiration behind Dingwall’s Rio Dream Bass. Joined on the call by Sheldon Dingwall, we touch base on the evolution of John’s signature model, and his tenured history working with Rupert Neve Designs.

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The first episode of the Comfortably Strung Podcast features UK bassist, producer, and engineer Adam “Nolly” Getgood. We talk about his tenure with Periphery, how he became a prolific force in the world of audio production, how to achieve the ideal bass tone from a mere physics standpoint, and how his partnership with Dingwall Guitars proliferated the metal scene and helped put Dingwall basses in the hands of a whole new demographic of bass players.

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