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Built with an ergonomic body and neck design for quick access over the fretboard, a dual neodymium humbucker layout with five-way selector for fierce response and an active 18V three-band equalizer built into the body, the Ernie Ball Music Man Bongo 4 HH Bass Guitar doubles the power of the standard model with an even bigger presence. Pairing the unparalleled design and construction of a Music Man instrument with design features like half-moon inlays, this instrument is a powerful prog-rock or heavy metal tool that's also pretty easy on the eyes.

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Brand
Model
  • Bongo 4 HH
Finish
  • Black
  • Candy Red
  • Chili Red
  • Graphite Pearl
  • Sky Blue Pearl
  • Stealth Black
  • Stealth White
  • Tangerine Pearl
Year
  • 2010s
Categories
Body Shape
  • Double Cutaway

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Reviews for the Ernie Ball Music Man Bongo 4 HH Bass Guitar
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  • Verified Purchase

    Tried, played, owned, many bass guitars over the years. For comfort, sound, feel, and craftmanship, the "Bongo" is "for me" , all I need.

  • Verified Purchase

    Great Comunication!

  • Verified Purchase

    Really nice feel to fingerboard. Pickups and EQ are really sensitive, which is great, but takes some playing to get the right set up. Much lighter than my P bass and easier to work with as the design for me is more ergonomic. Love the look and color. I'm now using it instead of my P and Jazz Bass most of the time.

  • Verified Purchase

    Absolutely amazing bass. Light, plays beautifully, looks great, and it's maybe the best sounding bass I've played. Be aware that the preamp does drain batteries faster than you might expect, so have spares hanging around, but wow is it worth it. Boost the mids on this thing and it just sings.