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high mileage

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I have a Bongo 5H, and I'm trying to put a price on it after deciding for the 17th time this year that I'm really not much of a five-string kind of guy - even though I spent the last 10+ years doing it...

So, of course I start looking to see what they're selling for here and other websites, completed items on good 'ol ebay. Can't find a one of them, nowheres. And I don't see them in pictures that often either.

I know they're not "rare" or anything, but what does the '06 LE version add to the value of a bass?
 

mmbassplayer

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The most famous 2006LE would be Koog's Single H Bongo 4. I am sure this think lost a dollar or two in value do to the small dings it has. JOSH

<These are not for the faint of heart....> :D

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Spudmurphy

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This makes me sad, who mistreats instruments like this?

Uhh - that's Koogs and he plays hard (and fights hard!!);)

Just think of all the venom ofTownshend/Hendrix/Gallagher/Gatton/Flea all tolled into one.

I still have my 06 LE and I do bleeb that there weren't that many of them.
 

Bongodude

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Here's mine:

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There's a bongo4HH for sale here in the Netherlands, owner is asking EUR1400 (don't think he'll get it though).

Does anyone know how many LE2006 basses were made anyway?
 

T Alan

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Uhh - that's Koogs and he plays hard (and fights hard!!);)

Just think of all the venom ofTownshend/Hendrix/Gallagher/Gatton/Flea all tolled into one.

I still have my 06 LE and I do bleeb that there weren't that many of them.


Much of that wear and tear doesn't appear to be the result of playing hard. If so, the pickup and pickguard should be ground into dust. :(
 

bovinehost

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What kind of animal could do this? :confused:

He's not an animal!

Well, wait. He's not a vegetable or a mineral and he stands upright and has opposable thumbs....I guess he is an animal.

Keko, it's okay. Koogs, as mentioned, wears this crazy metal studded outfit onstage (perhaps elsewhere, I don't ask) and enjoys himself quite a bit. And he loves his bass, which is called War Hammer.
 

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I seem to remember him telling us about the time this bass flew across a venue a smacked into the bar on the other side of the room...recieving no structural damage in the process. Awesome.
 

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What kind of animal could do this? :confused:


he is not an animal....he is a bass god.

if your going to scream on stage dont just give a wee argh....think of Koogs and scream from the dept of your lungs and screm like its the last time you will ever scream
 

djaxup

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Ah ok spiked metal bracers, that explains the little holes in the body. And to that style i guess only a mauled bass fits ;)
 

SteveS

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Not sure how many were made. Mine's right here - coming up on her 3rd bday. She was born on the 21st - might be one of last of her kind.

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