It's probably the "gain" one.thank you very much for your reply! what is the name of that toggle?
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It's probably the "gain" one.thank you very much for your reply! what is the name of that toggle?
Gain is knob, the toggle is ... ?It's probably the "gain" one.
Sorry, I meant "clip." As in, "clipping."Gain is knob, the toggle is ... ?
Agreed. But there are some on TB who insist that even installing a J pickup on a P bass will RUIN it's "Pness" and so it will never sound correct. But some people are very silly.
Off topic - but listen to this video and then tell me that a J bass can't sound exactly like a P-bass.
Agreed. I didn't even notice it was a j bass for a few minutes.
Oh Darling (The Beatles)What were the first 2 songs?
Pness *as* a *perceived* Mojo.
...if anyone is interested in a one-off with an LM308 chip, feel free to drop us a line![]()
LOL didn't see that coming! Well played!People have a lot of anxiety around their Pness. Sometimes even envy, I hear.
Thank you for the interest and feedback, glad you guys are digging it! We designed the Beta DLX to have as many options as possible, taking into consideration all the feedback we gathered from end users of the original Beta who loved the core tone but wanted more versatility. We don't have plans for an alternate version at this time as we already incorporated the germanium clipping in the DLX via the toggle switch and if anyone is interested in a one-off with an LM308 chip, feel free to drop us a line![]()