Threads like this are probably why Tony Levin chose to have his now-defunct 3-string MM made with no controls. 
Went straight to the jack from the pickup.
Went straight to the jack from the pickup.
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What's with the knobs?
- Thread starter Rocinante_x1
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Threads like this are probably why Tony Levin chose to have his now-defunct 3-string MM made with no controls.
Yeah, but I'll bet his pickups are set at 11- permanently.
For serious though, take the small allen key (the same size to adjust your bridge saddles) and loosen the knobs. Straighten them out and then re-tighten. 
For serious though, take the small allen key (the same size to adjust your bridge saddles) and loosen the knobs. Straighten them out and then re-tighten.
Yes, but which master luthier would you recommend for such a task?
But 11 is louder...it's like one louder...
I'm so buying some of these:
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Like ive stated before. I know i can take the knobs off and reposition them, and it doesnt bother me. BUT i was just wondering because of the difference between them.
Yea! Yea! He Said knob...heh heh heh heh.. Hey, hey Butthead, did you see that other dude said to turn his knob around? Heh heh heh heh!
