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i didn't know agedhorse felt that way, but i concur with the thought...here's to uncluttered necks!Nice but @agedhorse is right, frets just make the neck look cluttered.
I'm going to ask a question, give very minimal parameters, and then argue with every answer I get because, on point of fact, I know more than you.
Physics? Nah Doesnt apply to me.
Your experience? You're dumb.
Seriously, if anyone needs to vent from certain other posts, please come here.
One of my favorite console lines, spent much of my career behind PM series consoles and have one sitting about 20 feet from my design workstation.
One of my favorite console lines, spent much of my career behind PM series consoles
I voted Markbass. What do I win?
That's (slightly) better than a sharp stick in the eye.Your very own non-fungible plectrum token. Just 99 more for your free virtual plectrum!
2 things.
Mark Bass as an option? Hilarious.
And the second? I just about died laughing when I was right for a particular thread got closed down even before 11 am (west coast). I’ll be sure and pour one out for our suspended “knobness warrior” homie.
I voted Markbass. What do I win?
Y E SCan’t say anything. Used a couple MKIII heads into a pair of 215D cabinets.
but, there’s so many potential points of failure!One of my favorite console lines, spent much of my career behind PM series consoles and have one sitting about 20 feet from my design workstation.
Ironically, even with that many knobs, they were incredibly reliable under harsh touring conditions. I'll bet that the "OP" would argue that point as well.