No pots pickup

So been kinda working on a pickup design that allows me to control the volume without any pots.
On this bass I wanted to try using two pickups connected to a belt and running each pickup to it's own amp.

 

I guess in a sense it does have more steps as the volume lowers and raises in almost perfect increments
With no degradation of signal quality

 

lol...
No ...Unfortunately only a jazz will sound like a jazz and a P sound like a P , good reasons / excuse to by both .

 

My goal is to see music as a whole progress . I truly believe that equipment is a part of that progression.

 

I have guitar I built that raises and lowers the pickup, it has a spring loaded paddle on the back it's a much diffrent effect as it can give a very natural overdrive to kinda clean sound all the while raising lowering the volume its actually very dynamic in tone and in volume .
This concept above is only dynamic in volume the tone stays the same

 

Raising and lowering the pickup can significantly changes the tone .

With This bass the pickup doesn't move only the magnet under it moves so the tone stays exactly the same , no volume to full volume. Although when off the pickup is still somewhat microphonic , as bumps can be heard but none to little string volume is heard

 

Not sure if it's an advantage you can change magnets , go from alnico 2 to 5 .
Can Also change magnetic popularity. Giving an effect through aposing polarity phases, should also have a solid leslie effect?

 

Leslie effect would come from using two amps and 2 pickups
The pickups are connected by a belt and timed different
So when you move the volume knob it switches from left to right amps

 

Unfortunately I'm not much of a craftsman, would love to make all the fine details more better , but sometimes at 80 hours a week my real Job takes most of my time and energy

 

Correct
The knob location feels somewhat natural to move with the pinky and enough out of the way to not accidentally move it