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what do you think would make a good Bongo custom bass....
This is a discussion on Bovine Signature within the Music Man Basses forums, part of the Gear Talk category; Color: Frets: Hardware: Strings: Pickup Config.: and any other details... what do you think would make a good Bongo custom ...
Color:
Frets:
Hardware:
Strings:
Pickup Config.:
and any other details...
what do you think would make a good Bongo custom bass....
2003 SUB, 2008 JAZZ, 2008 STINGRAY, NC410 COMBO
I think there was a pic that circulated that was the "Bovine Bongo".
yea, but if it couls have a 7" radius neck, carbon fiber neck, 25 frets, black and white spotted strings, be a zepplin double bongo style guitar, etc...
2003 SUB, 2008 JAZZ, 2008 STINGRAY, NC410 COMBO
Your talk of a 7" neck radius on a Bongo reminds me of a story...
I was jammin' with a friend of mine who happens to play the electrik violin. I decided to grab his bow and try it out on the Bongo. I couldn't really bow the A or D strings because of the neck radius, but I really dug the sound that I got by bowing the E string! Of course, all the rosin from the bow got on the bass and strings so that was a bit of a chore to clean up. Nice sound, though. So that got me thinking for just the smallest bit of a fraction of time about a Bongo with the neck radius of something like a cello. Then reality settled in.
That was a good story.
you cant get a (loud/good) sound on a bass guitar using a bow, the way it works is the bow makes the bridge vibrate, and the vibrations go into the hollow body and make a sound...
2003 SUB, 2008 JAZZ, 2008 STINGRAY, NC410 COMBO
Originally Posted by Franky
Don't tell Jimmy Page that ok?
Hmm, okay:
Color: gloss black with yellow and orange flames.
Frets: wouldn't change a thing on the Bongos.
Hardware: maybe some orange knobs to match the flames.
Strings: TI Flats.
'Pickup Config.: Dual Humbuckers.
There, that shouldn't be so hard. Someone wake Dargin up.
Jack...wasn't the Bovine (Moo Cow) Bass going to be the prototype![]()
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Well, it actually ended up looking more like urban camouflage.
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Last edited by bovinehost; 12-30-2004 at 07:54 PM.
That works, but it does need factory installed strap locks.
tk
Got Dunlops on all my basses. The original photo was taken the day I got it, thus the standard buttons.
So what about the flames?
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But before it makes the bridge vibrate it makes the strings vibrate, thus with electric instruments it makes the strings vibrate which the pickups sense and so forth...Originally Posted by Franky
Jeannie Pickguards sells cow pickguards I think. If I ever get a Bongo it'd be something like Desert Gold with a cow pickguard.
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