tunaman4u2
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Ohh Lord, ...somebody, ..anybody, ...just give us a sign and I'm ordering one!
I'll trade you a Bongo for that Reflex HH
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I'll trade you a Bongo for that Reflex HH
stu42
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Psycho Ward
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At my current (temporary)location I was only allowed to take five basses for the year. Two of them are Bongos. Yes, they're that good!
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keko
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I'll trade you a Bongo for that Reflex HH
tuna,
I was talkin' 'bout possible 10th Anniversary Bongo in 2013., ...so Your offer is pointless anyway!
However, ...my reflex is a keeper!
Chicks love Bongos.
Ohh yeah Jack, ...chicks and Bongos = double win combo!
Big Poppa
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really the market got its revenge on me.....Im just glad there are some of you that like it.
oddjob
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BP, truly the bass of choice. I have a smoking 25th and a real nice Sterling, but when I go out to play (which has been quite a bit lately ) the Bongos go with me every time.
) the Bongos go with me every time.
Expanding your product line is always a gamble. Thanks for taking the gamble and giving us some truly unique and amazing instruments.
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My wife saw the bongo's picture today and she made a hypothesis that it could replace a magic broom as the rock witch vehicle in the 21th century)
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Fathers and daughters outing?
Movielife
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I have one on its way....and I want another already. I think the Bongo will stand the test of time...
Thanks again for the continued input and well wishes. It seems to me that anybody who has "actually" tried one, loves it. That says alot right there. Acceptance or "change", for anything, can range from extremely slow to warp speed. At any rate, change is inevitable. Folks can either embrace it and move forward, or reject it and fall behind. I see the Bongo as moving forward.
T28
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Just got a Bongo DD2 4HH and I am a believer. Incredible feel, sound, and playability.
I really struggled with ordering a PDN Bongo but the BigAl 5 SSS kept calling my name at this particular time.
If a 10th anniversary issue comes out, I'm in the line until I get one!
I really struggled with ordering a PDN Bongo but the BigAl 5 SSS kept calling my name at this particular time.
If a 10th anniversary issue comes out, I'm in the line until I get one!
OldManMusic
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Hey neighbor - that thing has every option. Very nice!
JayDawg
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T28
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Maybe.....I guess my "true" designation is DD2 HHp since it has the piezo option.
Regardless......love it love it love it and I am sure you feel the same about yours!
T28
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Hey there! What part of Centennial are you in?
Are you in a local band? I always try to get out and support my fellow bassist whenever possible!
syciprider
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Every venue I ever brought my Bongo to had to alter their house and stage bass EQ. The Bongo pre is powerful like that.
tunaman4u2
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Interesting statement... not sure what it means but Bongos have been a great hit. I'm trying to keep my Bongo & still grab a Reflex HH5 now, leaving my collection all EBMM.
Personally I like tonal variety so I tried other brands but they aren't tonally versatile so they never make a gig. Props to EBMM for the innovations, more than a 2 band EQ, tired styling, various pickups & placements etc. Good stuff
As for the OP
The Bongo is just a solid player man. I play mine sitting down all the time, dont even have a strap for it. No problems at all
Holdsg
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yep, its just an "in the know" kind of thing. We knuckleheads get it, the rest of bassdom didn't, and they are the worse off because of it.
