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Club Sandberg (part 2)

Yes, in passive mode the treble knob controls the tone. 0% is fully off, 50% (centre detent) is fully on, 50% to 100% doesn't make any difference.

This means that active mode and passive mode will sound almost the same with the treble knob between 0% and 50%.

It also means you can set the treble and bass knobs above 50% and then switch from passive to active to instantly dial in a scooped slap tone.
ok, that makes a lot of sense! That is also an incredible idea. I'll make sure to keep that in mind
 
I didn't sell anything, but I went to try a couple of 48s as I wanted to order one, and decided to get a VM4 instead due to the (for me) bad ergonomics of the 48. Others do like it, 'though.
It's probably wise to try one first.
Ok, I see now, thanks. Sorry for confusion. I've tried one 4 string and the balance was just right but was not sure about the 5 string version, especially 35" neck which is available at one dealer in Europe now..
 
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NBD! I pulled the trigger, so this bad boy will be heading my way tomorrow.
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cool - i know you don’t like active, are you just gonna run it in passive mode?
Yes I will probably re-wire it for passive tone\volume and put a screw in the control plate to cover the third hole. I also have an idea of ordering a piece of a plate from Sandberg with just two holes like they use in a passive version.