Luna Guitars conjures “golden vibes” with the Tribal Tobacco Sunburst acoustic-electric bass
Long-scale design boasts set-neck construction, Luna preamp with built-in tuner
Luna Guitars has introduced several acoustic six-strings as of late, and now the company has added a new bass guitar, the Tribal Tobacco Sunburst, to its range.
The long-scale acoustic-electric four-string features a 34-inch length, with a mahogany body and select spruce flat top.
There’s also a C-shape mahogany neck with set-neck construction and a dual-action truss rod and a 16-inch radius balsamo fingerboard with 22 frets and pearloid triangle inlays.
Other features include a Luna SL3 pre-amp with a built-in tuner, balsamo bridge, Daeil Chemical nut and sealed die cast tuners.
The bass, per its name, is finished in Tobacco Sunburst with a tribal motif around the sound hole. Additional aesthetic touches include three-ply black-white-black binding and black hardware.
The Tribal Tobacco Sunburst bass is available for $349. For more information head to Luna Guitars.
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