Ernie Ball Music Man Now Offering John Myung Signature Bass in Platinum Silver

Ernie Ball Music Man Artist Series John Myung Bongo 6 HH Silver Bass
Ernie Ball Music Man unveiled a signature bass for Dream Theater’s John Myung back in 2020, and now they’re updating it with a new finish. The John Myung Bongo 6 HH now comes in a Platinum Silver color palette to complement the original black finish.

It retains the rest of the six-string model’s specs, including the unique rosewood and roasted maple divided fretboard, a basswood body, and a pair of neodymium humbuckers with a five-way pickup blend knob.

Check out the original intro video:

The Ernie Ball Music Man Artist Series John Myung Bongo 6 HH in Platinum Silver is available now for $2,999.99.

Ernie Ball Music Man Artist Series John Myung Bongo 6 HH Bass Specs:

Scale:34″
Construction:5-bolt, Sculpted Neck Joint
Body:Basswood
Neck:Roasted Maple
Fingerboard:Rosewood/Roasted Maple
Frets:24 High Profile, Wide
Fret Markers:White Half Moon Inlay
Pickguard:Black
Pickups:Dual Humbucking with Neodymium magnets
Controls:Volume, 5-way pickup blend knob
Tuners:Custom Music Man, lightweight with tapered string posts and ergonomic design
Bridge:Music Man chrome plated, steel bridge plate with stainless steel saddles
Finish:Platinum Silver

In his time with No Treble, Kevin has met hundreds of amazing bassists and interviewed icons like Jack Casady, Victor Wooten, Les Claypool, Marcus Miller, and more. He's a gigging bassist performing jazz in Northern Virginia and bluegrass with The Plate Scrapers up and down the East Coast. Kevin appreciates all genres of music, from R&B to metal and everything in between. Connect with Kevin on Facebook and check his performance schedule on his website.

Get Bass Gear News in your inbox.

Stay up to date on the latest bass gear news (every Thursday).

Leave a Reply to Greywoulf Cancel reply

  1. Greywoulf

    I like the well designed compact headstock and tuner machines on this bass… There’s usually so much unnecessary weight-adding space at the head end of most basses, but IMO this one has got it exactly right!

  2. MARK B

    YAY