sabre

Lots of people NOW say they loved the Sabres.

Well, there's a new dual humbucker Musicman bass out there, and it has a much better preamp than the Sabre and is much more ergonomic....not to mention that you can get a 5 string model.

You know what it's called and so so I, do don't make me say 'Bongo' again.
 
but i liked the look of sabers, not of bongos. i have nothing against them but the look
 
Have you played a Bongo yet? Once you play one, it looks a hell of a lot better. I first saw them on the website, and was appauled, yet intrigued by it's tonal capabilites. I went to a local guitar shop, and it didn't look near as bad in person. Then I played it, and my opinion of it's appearance was swayed. Soon after that, I ordered one of my own! Just give it a shot and I promise you'll change your mind about it.
 
easelkillya said:
Have you played a Bongo yet? Once you play one, it looks a hell of a lot better. I first saw them on the website, and was appauled, yet intrigued by it's tonal capabilites. I went to a local guitar shop, and it didn't look near as bad in person. Then I played it, and my opinion of it's appearance was swayed. Soon after that, I ordered one of my own! Just give it a shot and I promise you'll change your mind about it.
I did get the chance to try one and although it sounded nice, its' design left a lot to be disired for me.
 
Damnitall (nice conjunction eh?!) You Bong-ese are making me want to drive down to Seattle and try out the ones they have at Bass NorthWest , I'd also get a chance to try out a Bergantino NV215 ... hmmm ........ I might just have to take my SR5 incase the Bongo is that much more of a player.

..... crazy ass Bongo players.. keepin up with the Jack's er I mean Jonses.... rickin frackin brackin.... WILMA! :p
 
quoth the raven

bovinehost said:
Eventually, everyone will be assimilated.

jack from the borngo

Main Entry: 1as·sim·i·late
Pronunciation: &-'si-m&-"lAt
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): -lat·ed; -lat·ing
Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin assimilatus, past participle of assimilare, from Latin assimulare to make similar, from ad- + simulare to make similar, simulate
Date: 15th century
transitive senses
1 a : to take in and appropriate as nourishment : absorb into the system b : to take into the mind and thoroughly comprehend
2 a : to make similar b : to alter by assimilation c : to absorb into the culture or mores of a population or group

does this mean I will become a bongo? Will spong bob become Ricky Martin? Will I smile out my poopy? Does a Bongo sound like doody? Will spong bob soak up my Bongo? Will my Bongo eat ME??
Why do big words make me so nervous..?
 
1. does this mean I will become a bongo?

A: All worlds, cultures, technologies, bassists and some of the more clever arthropods will be assimilated into the Borngo Collective.

2. Will spong bob become Ricky Martin?

A. This Spong Bob - what is this?

3. Will I smile out my poopy?

A. This, of course, is heavily dependent on diet.

4. Does a Bongo sound like doody?

A. Like, um, "Howdy Doody" I have been involved with
serious experimentation with the Bongo EQ and have yet to get a true "Howdy Doody" tone from either the four or five string.

5. Will spong bob soak up my Bongo?

A. If this so-called Spong Bob character is in close enough proximity to a Desert Gold Bongo, it will soak up some of the healing rays emitted by the finish.

6. Will my Bongo eat ME??

A. Under extreme environmental conditions, the Bongo headstock can morph into a shark-like apparatus. Proceed with caution.

7 Why do big words make me so nervous..?

A. The doctor says you need to cut down on the caffeine.
 
Spong Bob is more fun to say than Sponge Bob... Kinda like how TRAMBOMPALINE is more fun to say than trampoline. Well, to me it is.
 
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