Music Man Bongo
The Music Man Bongo is an electric bass introduced in the 2000s by Ernie Ball Music Man, the American company that grew out of Leo Fender's work after he left the company bearing his name. It has a large, deeply contoured solid body of a modern design, a slim neck and a pickup and preamp arrangement with four-band equalisation giving a wide degree of tone shaping, along with hardware of high specification. It is used for rock, pop and metal styles where a strong, flexible and modern bass sound is required.
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