There was no housing crisis or increased gas prices before my Conklin was created. What was I thinking?!?!

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This bass sounds horrible because it has too many knobs and features. Nothing good could ever come out of this!Some things never change...There was no housing crisis or increased gas prices before my Conklin was created. What was I thinking?!?!This bass sounds horrible because it has too many knobs and features. Nothing good could ever come out of this!
I've heard lots of players with 100 knobs on their bass that sounded the same on eveything too..

You people all need to turn the computers off and go and do something else. Practice, spend time with your families, anything.
I have never read such an inane thread in my life.
That's 5 pages of this and 7 minutes of my life I'm never going to get back.
Peace
Might be flogging a dead pony here, but James Jamerson, John Entwistle and Fully Fullwood might have a thing to say about that.
Oh wait, they did- on their instruments.
I've heard lots of players with 100 knobs on their bass that sounded the same on eveything too..
James Jamerson's P bass always sounds the same.
Unless Bob Babbit is playing.
.well that would make it bob babitt's p bass.
Tonally? I'd second the Hofner comment, add Dan Electro maybe and throw in Rickenbacker at the risk of a flame.
so no one thinks that the fender mustang is a one trick pony?
I totally agree. But if you play it with heart, that's really all that matters.There was no housing crisis or increased gas prices before my Conklin was created. What was I thinking?!?!This bass sounds horrible because it has too many knobs and features. Nothing good could ever come out of this!
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I still think the P bass is a limited tone bass.