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This describes until kind of recently the same process with a Spector.I had one of these back in 09’, and wound up selling it because of deficient bridge pieces that have no intonation screws, just a small set screw that locks the saddle in place so in order to set it - you need to loosen the string completely, take a guess where to set the saddle, then re-tighten & tune to see if you got it in the correct position. Big hassle.
In this case he looks psyched! Congradulations on the new bass!He looks very happy...or very angry...I can never quite tell.![]()
I had one of these back in 09’, and wound up selling it because of deficient bridge pieces that have no intonation screws, just a small set screw that locks the saddle in place so in order to set it - you need to loosen the string completely, take a guess where to set the saddle, then re-tighten & tune to see if you got it in the correct position. Big hassle.
The pickups aren’t anything to write home about, but they’re adequate with it’s 2-band active EQ.
I’ve done periodic searches on the net through the years without much luck looking for another Luna Andromeda, and found an ad in the TB classifieds from 2013 with one for sale so I was thinkin’ he wouldn’t still have it – right(?), but I had to PM and ask. He still had it, and we did the deal … maybe the longest a bass took to sell from the TB classifieds!
I had one of these back in 09’, and wound up selling it because of deficient bridge pieces that have no intonation screws, just a small set screw that locks the saddle in place so in order to set it - you need to loosen the string completely, take a guess where to set the saddle, then re-tighten & tune to see if you got it in the correct position. Big hassle.
The pickups aren’t anything to write home about, but they’re adequate with it’s 2-band active EQ.
I’m glad I found another one because I miss the one I had, and just think it’s a cool looking bass. A big thanks to ModuMan.
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I'm usually not that big a fan of some modern bass design but THAT one ticks a few boxes, nice find.I’ve done periodic searches on the net through the years without much luck looking for another Luna Andromeda, and found an ad in the TB classifieds from 2013 with one for sale so I was thinkin’ he wouldn’t still have it – right(?), but I had to PM and ask. He still had it, and we did the deal … maybe the longest a bass took to sell from the TB classifieds!
I had one of these back in 09’, and wound up selling it because of deficient bridge pieces that have no intonation screws, just a small set screw that locks the saddle in place so in order to set it - you need to loosen the string completely, take a guess where to set the saddle, then re-tighten & tune to see if you got it in the correct position. Big hassle.
The pickups aren’t anything to write home about, but they’re adequate with it’s 2-band active EQ.
I’m glad I found another one because I miss the one I had, and just think it’s a cool looking bass. A big thanks to ModuMan.
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Well gee, no wonder you wanted another one!
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AMC Pacer at collector's prices, here I come!!!I guess it's kinda like finding a problem car you had when you were younger, but now it's a hard to find rarety, and just felt the need to get another one while you can because even with it's shortfalls ... you still think it was cool.![]()