Dave LaRue
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Dave LaRue's Bass Guitars
Dave LaRue almost exclusively plays Music Man Bongos, as seen in this video. He also helped develop its electronics.
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The recording studio provides the opportunity to experiment with more sounds, and Dave uses a variety of basses when recording. The primary choice is still the Bongo, including the 6 string model. Having used Sterlings for years, Dave gravitates to that bass for certain sounds. He also frequently uses the Stingray 5 and the Sterling 5. For fretless work, Dave favors his Bongo 5, and an older Stingray 5.
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The recording studio provides the opportunity to experiment with more sounds, and Dave uses a variety of basses when recording. The primary choice is still the Bongo, including the 6 string model. Having used Sterlings for years, Dave gravitates to that bass for certain sounds. He also frequently uses the Stingray 5 and the Sterling 5. For fretless work, Dave favors his Bongo 5, and an older Stingray 5.
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Discography
Album Credits
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Steve Morse Band · 2009
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Steve Morse Band · 1995
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Steve Morse Band · 1992
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Steve Morse Band · 1991
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