Look! A Bongo on eBay!

[armybass]

but remember a camel is a horse designed by committee

LOL .

 

[bovinehost]

If you see someone who looks like a giant walking Q-tip with a Desert Gold Sterling creating a scene, just call the cops have them drag me away.

Sounds like me, except mine would be a Bongo. Come ye on, come ye on.

 

[midopa]

Qué crazy! The head honcho here! I'm stoked. Thank you for... everything 'bout EBMM! Excellent stuff!

 

[Aragorn35016]

That is such a very bad idea. Very very very bad, sir. And when you say "use it much like Dargin uses his martini green bass", I can only assume you mean use it to torture me, keep me awake at night and ruin my appetite?



There are so many basses I can't have! I mean, okay, I have a fair number right now and have owned even more in the past, but lordy lordy, once you begin to look at the number of basses I HAVEN'T owned, it becomes almost unfathomable, really.

And sure, there's pain involved. To be sure.




In the past, we have had threads dealing with problems and gripes and minor stuff, and it has ALWAYS (a) been addressed and usually (b) FIXED to everyone's satisfaction, with great slathering kudos to Jon and Scottie. Even things that probably shouldn't have been the company's responsibility - like obsolete parts for basses too old to be considered EB, necks gone weird from bad storage, etc - I've yet to see a problem that wasn't fixed. Any time I see "criticism" in a title, I first consider what we here know to be the facts - that we are taken care of in ways that Gibson owners can only dream of.




Well, it's good to see that (a) it's a family thing and (b) there is at least a consensus on how best to hurt me.

Deeply.

Now I'm off to Google photos of camels.

Im a little late on this thread but im gonna chime in about this, I got pretty much a complete refret for my sterling that Jon hooked me up with for a little over a hundred bucks (I cant remeber the exact amount its been awhile back), Im glad that you Mr. Ball may get to read this personally because I think its wonderful how you and your company treat those who play your instruments and I want to tell you that Jon has been wonderful to alot of us and that type of care has sold me on your instruments for life.

Thanks

John