Aguilar OBP-3: Push/Pull or Mini Toggle

[Captain Sunshin]

Hey guys, I thought I'd just take a quick poll, purely out of interest:

When installing a new pre-amp, given the option, do you prefer a push/pull pot for midrange frequency selection (or whatever), or a mini toggle switch? Why? And what are the pros and cons in your opinion?

I'm considering buying and OBP-3 for my SR305, but I'm on the fence about which I'd prefer (I haven't checked, but I'm assuming they're compatible...right?). On the one hand, I think I'd find the mini toggle easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing. On the other, who wants to drill holes in their bass? Anyway, this little dilemma made me curious.

 

[Bobster]

I prefer the mini toggle. But it also means there needs to be another hole in the body to support it. If you don't already have a hole for the switch, go with push/pull.

 

[exidor]

the SR305 has no toggle,go with the push pull no extra hole to drill, I have a SR600 & in a year or so I'm going to put a OBP-3 with the toggle only because it already has one. which way are you leaning?

 

[DaveAceofBass]

I have a push pull because on my bass I was modifying the preamp without changing look. I have two switches that are now series/single/parallel for each pup, and I have the OBP-3 as push/pull mids freq and active/passive. This setup works great for me.