Many of us have played those pickup configurations and experienced no problems whatsoever, much less buzz problems. If this is even true, which I doubt, the problem's probably with the amps, not the basses.
This is a discussion on Music Man Day at Washington Music Center! within the Music Man Basses forums, part of the Gear Talk category; Many of us have played those pickup configurations and experienced no problems whatsoever, much less buzz problems. If this is ...
Many of us have played those pickup configurations and experienced no problems whatsoever, much less buzz problems. If this is even true, which I doubt, the problem's probably with the amps, not the basses.
Although I am not at work, I called our sales dept. and they have not heard of this either...Hmmmm.
Yeah, I have never played the configuration, so I would not know. The guys at the store just told me a short version of a story which I'm sure goes deeper than anything I know.
I really don't meen to start any bad rumors, and since I don't have any first hand knowledge I probably shouldn't be saying anyhthing in the first place. All I know is apparently the guys at NJ G and B did not get exactly what they wanted out of the H-S bongos, and decided not to stock them. If you have questions, I'm sure they would be happy to answer. As for specifics, I've told you all I know.
Sorry to start the rumor, The guys at NJ G and B are really great guys doing a great business.
Mike
BASS: LE Buttercream Sterling HSC w/ Rosewood fretboard, And maybe a bridgemute system soon
What does NJ Guitar and Bass have to do with Washington music center?
Last edited by jongitarz; 06-03-2005 at 02:10 PM.
There is a Silent Circuit in the HS version of the Bongo designed to just about eliminate hum caused from the single-coil. New Jersey Guitar & Bass sent a bass back to the factory for that reason, but we were unable to duplicate the problem. Our conclusion was that there are certain incompatibilities with almost anything electronic, and at this point it seems to not be a concern as there are many hundreds of Bongos out with the HS configuration with just two or three complaints.
Last edited by 5Stringer; 06-03-2005 at 02:20 PM.
--Moondog and I were talking about New Jersey.
--I mention New Jersey Guitar and bass center. He quoted me saying that he liked the store.
--I then responded (suposed to be a resonse to him) saying that they (nj g and b) have bongos in stock etc, then I added the bongo configuration thing. I was taliking about NJ G and B, but since this thread wasn't originally about that, confusion ensued.
Everything I have said is refering to New Jersey Guitar and Bass Center.
Really sorry for the confusion, and taking over the thread. My bad...![]()
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For the record, I know nothing about Washington Music Center.
BASS: LE Buttercream Sterling HSC w/ Rosewood fretboard, And maybe a bridgemute system soon
Originally Posted by 5Stringer
In response to this... In no way was I discrediting anybody, or trying to question the quality of EBMM products or the good men at New Jersey Guitar and Bass Center.
Again really sorry for the confusion. hope everybody is cool now.
BASS: LE Buttercream Sterling HSC w/ Rosewood fretboard, And maybe a bridgemute system soon
Originally Posted by basserfire17
I'm cool with it... I'm hip...![]()
For what its worth (not that it's an issue anyways), the Bongo HS that I have at the store makes no buzz through any of the amps, even when I turn the volume up and play![]()
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I'm OK with it too, but you have to understand why I jump all over posts like yours. Because of how many people read the forums, things like this can get way out of hand very quickly. You were given some bad info, and posted it here, and because of the power of suggestion, people will hear things that don't exist. I would only ask that you be a bit more careful in the future.
Thanks
I completely understand. I've been a member of a few other forums, so I know people can get pretty crazy about things in these places.
Thanks for keepin in in check guys,
-Mike
BASS: LE Buttercream Sterling HSC w/ Rosewood fretboard, And maybe a bridgemute system soon
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