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Too Many Knobs vs. Not Enough Knobs

Because a lot fewer people have problems with fewer knobs than too many, evidently.

Maybe but does that make it necessary for those that have a problem with what they feel is too many to frequently have to say something? I mean, I could understand it if a person was suggesting that someone needed to acquire a particular instrument. Less understanding when that’s not the case…
 
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Yeah, but that's just, like your opinion, man. :)




Absolutely no offense meant, by the way...just pointing out the irony of your post.
It comes from studying too much psychology. It kind of hurts the way I see people now. Narcissist here, borderline there, autistic here, it seems no one is normal anymore. Is there even such a thing? Anyway. I knew I would regret posting it. :D
 
love my J, all the knobs i need

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Why is it that when someone posts an active bass that there frequently tends to be an individual or individuals who find it necessary to post a statement like, “too many knobs for me.”? I don’t believe that I’ve ever seen anyone make a statement after a person posts a P bass saying, “Not enough knobs for me.”.
I can’t post my answer because it has too many letters.
 
I gig 3 passive Wicks with volume, blend, and tone. I have had a couple of active Ibbies with lots of knobs and a mid switch and I really dug the tone control available. Didn't need to change settings too much from gig to gig anyway. Knobs no prob.
 
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Why is it that when someone posts an active bass that there frequently tends to be an individual or individuals who find it necessary to post a statement like, “too many knobs for me.”? I don’t believe that I’ve ever seen anyone make a statement after a person posts a P bass saying, “Not enough knobs for me.”.
Because there's too many knobs out there. ;)
 
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Why is it that when someone posts an active bass that there frequently tends to be an individual or individuals who find it necessary to post a statement like, “too many knobs for me.”? I don’t believe that I’ve ever seen anyone make a statement after a person posts a P bass saying, “Not enough knobs for me.”.
They also:
only play sunburst P with tort and flats, through a b-15.
“I’m a set and forget” kind of player.
Have not changed my strings in decades.
Never have to tune my bass.
Batteries can fail on a gig and leave you stranded.
I have an EQ on my amp I don’t need one in the bass.

Not enough knobs.
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Maybe but does that make it necessary for those that have a problem with what they feel is too many to frequently have to say something? I mean, I could understand it if a person was suggesting that someone needed to acquire a particular instrument. Less understanding when that’s not the case…
When not on the forums they sit at bars, and give advice on investing, relationships, and career path.

Although; they rent a room, are unmarried, and highest vocational position achieved involved a broom.

The Bar they play every week, is on Sundays, and Tuesdays. The band members rotate throughout the night.

Jaco only needed four strings.
If only it was a 4
If only it was a 5

15 “ speakers have more bass
Class D amps have no heft
Toooobs
Who needs 800 watts?


Tongue In cheek humor
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