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gusman2x
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by gusman2x »
This looks super cool
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jagsonic
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by jagsonic »
Yes, i like it very much.
I also like the fender version:
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Ankhanu
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by Ankhanu »
I'd prefer the Fender, but... no tone knob!!
Unlike guitar, which is almost always dimed, the tone knob is very handy for bass.
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by BearBoy »
I think the roller wheels on the top control plate are some sort of active EQ.
Fran wrote:I love how this place is basic as fuck.
ekwatts wrote:I'm just going to smash it in with a hammer and hope it works. Tone is all in the fingers anyway.
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jagsonic
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by jagsonic »
On the fender there is a master volume and a blend poti. The upper controls are 2way-active tonecontrol and a active-passive switch.
The squier has two volumepotis and a 2way-active tonecontrol - without possibility to go passive...
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Ankhanu
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by Ankhanu »
Yeah, the upper rollers are active tone control... I just prefer to play passive, for which there's no control.
