Ernie Ball Music Man Announces 2024 Bongo Collection

Ernie Ball Music Man 2024 Bongo Basses

Ernie Ball Music Man has unveiled the 2024 Bongo Bass Collection, which includes four-, five-, and six-string models. Each bass model includes stainless steel frets and is available in four colors: Stealth Black, Titan Gray, Blood Orange, and Mantis Green.

“The double-cutaway basswood body design is of superior construction and, along with a 24-fret neck, offers unimpeded access for high-register two-octave fretwork,” EBMM says of the design. “The Bongo is available with two Ernie Ball Music Man proprietary humbucking pickups, a 4-band EQ, Neodymium magnets, and an 18V active preamp that delivers a powerful combination of unparalleled tonal diversity.”

The Ernie Ball Music Man 2024 Bongo basses are available now with prices ranging from $2,899 to $3,099.

Ernie Ball Music Man 2024 Bongo Bass Specs:

Scale Length:34″ (86.4cm)
Construction:Bolt-on
Body Wood:Basswood
Neck Wood:Select maple neck
Neck Radius:11″ (27.9 cm)
Fingerboard:Ebony
Frets:24 - High profile, wide, Stainless Steel
Fret Markers:Custom Half-Moons
Neck Finish:High gloss polyester (High gloss polyester (Stealth Black & Titan Gray are a matte finish)
Truss Rod:Adjustable - no component or string removal
Pickups:Dual Humbucking with Neodymium magnets
Controls:4-band active preamp; vol, bridge/neck pickup balance, treble, high-mid, low-mid, bass,
Electronic Shielding:Graphite acrylic resin coated body cavity and aluminum control cover
Tuning Machines:Custom Music Man, lightweight with tapered string posts and ergonomic design
Bridge:Standard - Music Man® chrome plated, hardened steel bridge plate with stainless steel saddles (Stealth Black & Titan Gray finish feature matte black hardware)
Colors:Stealth Black, Titan Gray, Blood Orange, Mantis Green
Body Finish:High gloss polyester (Stealth Black & Titan Gray are a matte finish)
Left Handed:No

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