One with a skinny neck and about 9.5 lbs or less. My left hand isn't what it used to be. In the mean time I have a SB14 that is subbing for a real EBMM. I am starting to lean towards a Big Al SSS for something different.
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One with a skinny neck and about 9.5 lbs or less. My left hand isn't what it used to be. In the mean time I have a SB14 that is subbing for a real EBMM. I am starting to lean towards a Big Al SSS for something different.
- Alex
I'm a left hander who plays right handed, so I guess that makes me confused.
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you know, that would be a lot less expensive than the regular "stork" way.Originally Posted by adouglas
BFR Roasted Bongo 4HH: Black Sugar Sparkle/Ebony/Moonstone PG
Big Al 4SSS: Honey Burst Roasted Neck (on order)
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I had a deam tonight!!!
Bongo 5 Hp with ebony board, fancy inlay dots, black pick guard in British Racing Green Jaguar color like this:
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I've had almost the same dream.
I love that rich, non-metallic British Racing Green from the 60s. Always thought that a Bongo in the old Lotus colors (BRG and yellow) would be cool.
Y'know, the first Bongo LE color was close, but metallic. It was called Envy Green…
bongoBbongoObongoNbongoGbongoObongo
AL AL AL AL ALALALALALALA LA LA LA LA
Desert Gold F13843 05 Bongo 5 HHp
Blue Dawn F11199 07 LE Bongo 5 Hp fretless
Candy Red F23343 08 Bongo 5 H
Tangerine Pearl F28251 2011 Big Al 5 SSS
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Wow, ...very, very close color like in my dream!I've had almost the same dream.
I love that rich, non-metallic British Racing Green from the 60s. Always thought that a Bongo in the old Lotus colors (BRG and yellow) would be cool.
Y'know, the first Bongo LE color was close, but metallic. It was called Envy Green…
Only that I'd like metallic BRG, like this Jag on previous photo!
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