GreyDad
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They really do
Especially the Sapphire Black ones
Especially the Sapphire Black ones
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RobertB
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Grand Wazoo
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I saw him with my own eyes, GrayDad was cheering of joy playing that Bongo 4, like a kid in a candy shop!
strummer
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mammoth
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I had to nearly wrestle the blinking thing out of his hands,
I had to swap the BigAl for that baby.. hehe!
I had to swap the BigAl for that baby.. hehe!
bassmonkey
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.......but 5ers rock even more! 
jlepre
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GreyDad
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Who's that old bloke playing my new bass?
Grand Wazoo
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Duarte
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I wish I was there.
Big Poppa
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:Remember they call that the big poppa bongo I love the single h Its what I gig with ...Ok I only gig about two or three times a year.....
oddjob
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The Big Poppa Bongos are the best!!!
mammoth
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it was defintely the bass i kept picking back up..... when greydad wasn't hogging it!
Col
Col
strummer
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That one was the best playing Bongo I've ever laid my hands on, remarkably light, responsive and just dereamy good to play! Good catch, greydad!
HeavyDuty
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Single H Bongi are the voice of the Gods...
GreyDad
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You were missed Zak, I was looking forward to meeting you, but I think you had more important things to deal with
MrMusashi
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next year i think ill take a long weekend in london!
MrM
MrM
Duarte
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Well I'll be there next year for sure. Really wanna meet you guys too.
GreyDad
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It's funny, BP, I'd heard everyone referring to the big poppa bongo but didn't know what it was, just thought it was some crazy special you had made. Plenty of folks have talked about the tone difference between the 4H Bongo and the twin pup ones but it was my first chance to find out what they meant.
It's nearly 3 years since I last played a 4 and I'd forgotten the sheer simplicity of it and that particular Bongo just kicks, it was so natural to play - I had the same feeling about it that I did the first time I picked up and played a Stingray (also a 4).
Please don't get me wrong: over the weekend I played the 25th 5 HSS, the Big Al, the Bongo6 and a Bongo5. I loved all of them - the 25th is a work of art and the B6 is sublime, it remains on my most wanted list - but the 4H Bongo rules.
