I thought that we all bought a Bongo Dave.Life would be boring if we all did the same things
Tony
Big Bad Bongo sub.
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MountainGoat
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Re: Big Bad Bongo sub.
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Re: Big Bad Bongo sub.
True,MountainGoat wrote:I thought that we all bought a Bongo Dave.Life would be boring if we all did the same things
Tony
but have you ever seen two bongo's the same after the owners have personalised them. 
Lost without my Bongo.
Re: Big Bad Bongo sub.
Why? Haha! What a question! Given the choice, would you watch TV in standard definition if you could watch the same channel in HD?
Music is recorded, mixed and mastered on speakers that accurately reproduce 10 octaves (20 Hz to 20 kHz). The paper cones that come as standard in the Bongo probably only manage 80 Hz to 10 kHz, so you're missing 3 octaves out of 10 octaves! Lots of genres of music that I like, e.g. reggae, sound much better with the bass turned up, and the only way to get loud bass is with a big sub.
Music is recorded, mixed and mastered on speakers that accurately reproduce 10 octaves (20 Hz to 20 kHz). The paper cones that come as standard in the Bongo probably only manage 80 Hz to 10 kHz, so you're missing 3 octaves out of 10 octaves! Lots of genres of music that I like, e.g. reggae, sound much better with the bass turned up, and the only way to get loud bass is with a big sub.