TSanders
Well-known member
Long"ish" story.
Ive had my rolls burgundy H/SC Bongo for oh maybe two weeks now. Great sounding bass, and it feels much lighter than the 9.2 pounds that it weighs. Put a set of flats on it, and it grunts like crazy. Such a versatile bass.
All that said, other than one gig, and one studio session the day after I got it, Ive not played it much at all.
I always start off my gigs with my SR5, and just cant seem to put it down. By playing the Bongo, Id be able to change up my live tone a bit more (although Im not in the "stingray is a one trick pony camp"), but it just always turns out that at the end of the gig or session, my SR5 got all the time.
Am I crazy? The Bongo is a smokin smokin bass. Why am I having such a hard time giving it some use?
Are there any others who have owned a StingRay 4/5/Sterling and a Bongo, and still found yourself playing the StingRay 4/5/Sterling?
Just trying to make some sense of this.
Ive had my rolls burgundy H/SC Bongo for oh maybe two weeks now. Great sounding bass, and it feels much lighter than the 9.2 pounds that it weighs. Put a set of flats on it, and it grunts like crazy. Such a versatile bass.
All that said, other than one gig, and one studio session the day after I got it, Ive not played it much at all.
I always start off my gigs with my SR5, and just cant seem to put it down. By playing the Bongo, Id be able to change up my live tone a bit more (although Im not in the "stingray is a one trick pony camp"), but it just always turns out that at the end of the gig or session, my SR5 got all the time.
Am I crazy? The Bongo is a smokin smokin bass. Why am I having such a hard time giving it some use?
Are there any others who have owned a StingRay 4/5/Sterling and a Bongo, and still found yourself playing the StingRay 4/5/Sterling?
Just trying to make some sense of this.