My apologies, OP; I'll make sure to speak up, next time I see a bass guitar with only one knob (or zero).![]()
I absolutely look forward to it!
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My apologies, OP; I'll make sure to speak up, next time I see a bass guitar with only one knob (or zero).![]()
Because a lot fewer people have problems with fewer knobs than too many, evidently.
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.Yeah, but that's just, like your opinion, man.
Absolutely no offense meant, by the way...just pointing out the irony of your post.
Too many options...no thanks.Narcissist here, borderline there, autistic here, it seems no one is normal anymore. Is there even such a thing?
10 knobs with a push/pull and 8 knobs with 2 3-way mini toggles. Just enough.
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My apologies, OP; I'll make sure to speak up, next time I see a bass guitar with only one knob (or zero).![]()
I can’t post my answer because it has too many letters.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'm not an active player. I'd be happy all day long with a volume knob only....
Because there's too many knobs out there.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.”.
And don’t forget switches too
They also: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.”.
When not on the forums they sit at bars, and give advice on investing, relationships, and career path.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…