MrMusashi
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Holy thread resurrection, Batman!
Very interesting thread. I have a sneaky suspicion that Big Poppa started this thread as a way of doing a bit of market research to see what the reaction would be. It seems that for many of you, more is better. In other words, you love the idea if having a bazillion choices. If you are like that, then this is the bass for you.
However, not everyone feels that way. I am more of a "set it and forget it" guy. I tried out a 25th anniversary bass and found all those choices to be overwhelming. So this would not be a bass for me and I suspect there are others who share this viewpoint.
As many of you know, I got "permission" from the better half to get a Bongo. I like the idea of the HH because of the deep and rich tone you get from having a neck pickup. But I am not keen on having too many dials and knobs. Likely I will play this Bongo with the two pickups blended and a fairly flat eq and leave it that way.
So...just offering another viewpoint here. But that is probably why you need many products as one size does not fit all.
hehe, I thought it was worth it...
I like the idea of the HH because of the deep and rich tone you get from having a neck pickup. But I am not keen on having too many dials and knobs. Likely I will play this Bongo with the two pickups blended and a fairly flat eq and leave it that way.
Just FYI... at our Halloween gig my Bongo 5H caused a picture to fall off the wall, and I play it pretty much flat.
It can get plenty deep and rich.
But go for the HH... if you don't you'll always wonder, and it will indeed sound great. On my HHp I leave the pickup blend centered almost all the time.
Apparently the LPish location switch is the toggle for the settings.
It is back in a secure spot at the booth and haven't been able to get beans of info on it. Nearly got a look at the computer screen.
Watched BP hit that toggle and drastically change the sound of that thing.
Jim
The potential of this has got me very excited.
Yes indeed.
I need an old-school thumpy sound (e.g. Sam and Dave, Soul Man) .