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You Guys Are A Bad Influence

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So wet sanded to 600. I’m hoping the poly will even out this? Any expert advice or insight would be greatly appreciated
 
Out of curiosity:
By "VVT", do you really mean "Volume - Volume - Tone", or do you mean "Volume - Volume - Blend"? (The Invalid Link Removed says "Master Tone".)
To me, the answer matters. Some of my Harley Benton gear (two basses and a resonator guitar) features "VVB", and I'm considering yet another guitar for this very feature.
No such thing as VVB
I really prefer VVT over VBT.
Why?
Well when I dime just the Volume of VVT both are at 10. I can set both at 9, 8, 7, 6, etc. I can set them independently anyway I want. Including 0.

With VBT I can’t nor anyone else can do that.

I can dime Volume on VBT and only get 100% neck pup and 0% bridge pup or 90% np and 10% bp or 80% np and 20% bp or 70% np and 30% bp or 60% np and 40% bp or 50% np and 50% bp and then the reverse the other way.

The detent of blend is 50% of both at 10 and not 100% of both at 10

VVT both V’s dimed is not the same as VBT with V dimed and B at detent.

VVT is for me much more versatile than VBT can ever be.

Another preference I like even more with a 3-way switch is Master Volume/VVT.
You see this on a few Hollow Body and Semi/Hollow Body Basses.
 
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No such thing as VVB
I really prefer VVT over VBT.
Why?
Well when I dime just the Volume of VVT both are at 10. I can set both at 9, 8, 7, 6, etc. I can set them independently anyway I want. Including 0.

With VBT I can’t nor anyone else can do that.

I can dime Volume on VBT and only get 100% neck pup and 0% bridge pup or 90% np and 10% bp or 80% np and 20% bp or 70% np and 30% bp or 60% np and 40% bp or 50% np and 50% bp and then the reverse the other way.

The detent of blend is 50% of both at 10 and not 100% of both at 10

VVT both V’s dimed is not the same as VBT with V dimed and B at detent.

VVT is for me much more versatile than VBT can ever be.

Another preference I like even more with a 3-way switch is MV VVT.
You see this on a few Hollow Body and Semi/Hollow Body Basses.
Thank you (too) for explaining. :-)

Yes, I think I made a mistake while bothering about the combined output. And then forgot about the combined tone.
 

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