I am curious on what basses have the most control knobs and switches on them. I can think of a few like Conklin, Fodera, and Alembics but what are some others and pics if you have them.
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Basses with the most control knobs and switches.
- Thread starter mettec
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Phil Lesh playing his Alembic
***. That looks like like a nightmare. I like all the note lables to know what is what.
Checkout some of the Conklins! There are a few that have 10, 11, and 12 knobs/switches.
Yup, it was a first round K>O!
I think Phil is looking down and trying to figure out what knob to turn.
(and playing with a pick makes it harder to turn those knobs in a hurry)
I think Phil is looking down and trying to figure out what knob to turn.
(and playing with a pick makes it harder to turn those knobs in a hurry)
LOL! Never saw that Jack!
By the way, weren't both of these guys (Phil and Jack) hooked up with Owsley Stanley?
Might explain alot!
(not dissing Owsley, he was the live sound genius! - as well as genius in many other ways)
By the way, weren't both of these guys (Phil and Jack) hooked up with Owsley Stanley?
Might explain alot!
(not dissing Owsley, he was the live sound genius! - as well as genius in many other ways)
Reading comprehension 101, lesson 1:
Read the whole damn post.
while true do you think the original poster would have preferred nobody reply?
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Not much in way of replies actually helping the OP. Even though it is THE TB veggie, theoretical OP asked for new info, not repeating what he already knows, and posted that he knew.
(Yes, I'm bored)
LOL! Never saw that Jack!
By the way, weren't both of these guys (Phil and Jack) hooked up with Owsley Stanley?
Might explain alot!
(not dissing Owsley, he was the live sound genius! - as well as genius in many other ways)
Yes, Yes, and Yes. Plus he knew electronics too.
Being a bird lover, I loved those little owls.
I'd say Lokire's old Stambaugh 6 has to be on the list.
Some of the controls may not be labeled correctly in this photo though. . .
Some of the controls may not be labeled correctly in this photo though. . .
