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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    The Custom Thinline bridge is like a bridge of a classical jazz-guitar. it´s wooden and not fixed on the top. you´re able to adjust the height also in the same way through two small adjustment wheels. For intonation you have to move the bridge to the right position. The delivery times depend on...
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hello Litiec, we use Delano "The Xtender HE" for our Custom Supreme basses. Here´s a link: DELANO THE XTENDER 4 Series The two switches are a split switch and a mid frequency select switch. The mid frequencies are 160hz, 480hz and 1000hz, which can be boosted or cutted with a mid control pot...
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi Peter, you can order our preamp via any of our dealers. You can check out our dealers here: Dealer Germany - Sandberg Guitars
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Ah ok, oxidating lines are a problem indeed. I was just wondering about the problems with that "brand new" looking preamp from that picture. Unfortunately there aren´t any spare preamps left of this type. You can use most preamps for replacement. Only problem you´l have, the pots are mounted on...
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hmmmm.....a draining battery means a short, that connects the battery circuit to ground. What´s that black "thing" at the jack? Looks like a battery clip. Is there also no sound in passive mode? If yes, then I don´t think it´s the preamp. Then it must be one of the parts that are working in...
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi Peter, what exactly is the problem? Is the tube jack still tight enough? Best, Mike
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Yes, that´s abalone. We still do this with rare tops. It looks like this... Best, Mike
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi Wolfort, I´m sorry, I don´t remember any metal cylinders. The metal logos always have been "only" stickers. For basses with a natural finish we used the fingerboard dot inlays as a logo on the body. That was black on simple ash and alder bodies and abalone on rarewood tops. Best, Mike
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi David, setup hints in gerneral are very difficult, not to say impossible, to give. Each single bass is responding different to vibrations. And each single bass player likes that in a different way. Best is to try out yourself, which setup fits most. Concerning your G string it can be...
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi mcnach, that´s simbolic for the four bass strings in profile.
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    No problem, I just don´t want anybody to expect his bass coming with black labels.
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi Cuzzie, that´s right, standard on old TSBS were the Seymour Duncans. Now standard are our alnico5 single-coils, not the black labels. But you can still choose the Seymour Duncans without any upcharge. Best, Mike
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi David, I attached a .pdf with a guide, that contains a manuel how to use the sandberg bridge. Best, Mike
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Hi Obrad, sorry, that I´m going to correct you. The roasting of wood happens under vacuum. So the humidity that comes out during roasting, goes back into the wood after the roasting process. So no weight loss happens throught roasting. We use this process to change the wood structure and...
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    Club Sandberg (part 2)

    Strange, let´s see what the luthier will say. I hope he can solve the problem.