Luna Tattoo Ukulele Bass Review

By

Chris Ryan

9/29/2020 11:19 PM

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Expert Score

9.4

Reasons To Buy

This bass ukulele looks really cool. Would make a great gift for a young musician trying to learn to play the ukulele.
The rosewood fingerboard is smooth.

Reasons Not To Buy

Some people prefer polyurethane strings as they are easier on the fingers and do a better job of staying in tune on these smaller bass bass ukuleles.

Overview

The Luna Ukulele Bass has the name that matches the look. This Baritone Uke has a Tattoo etched into the body which gives it a distinct look and style. The artistic look is definitely something that catches the eye.

Beyond the look, this Baritone Uke Bass is well made. The ukulele is constructed of a Mahogany Body, Sprue Top and Rosewood Fingerboard.

It is an absolute joy to play this Bass Uke.

Be sure you are looking for a bass ukulele. While this is a baritone ukulele, the strings are that of a Bass Ukulele. The strings are also flat-wound which has benefits and drawbacks for a ukulele this size.

Ultimately, It has a rich tone as a result and it’s quite nice. Some owners of the LUNA BASS replace the flat round strings with the polyurethane strings found on the KALA U-BASS.

Critic Consensus

While we’re searching for best bass ukuleles, we decided to review the Luna Tat.

Features:

Mahogany Wood Body
Spruce Wood Top
Rosewood Fretboard
Black Tuning Pags

For the Luna Uke Bass Tat, the word TAT is short for Tattoo. That is because the artistically designed Mahogany Body, Spruce Top Baritone Uke Bass has a tattoo design on the face of the Ukulele.

The etched body is impressive and distinctive for this Luna brand Bass Ukulele but it does not take a way for the solid build and great sound.

It is a fun Bass Uke to play and the flat-

Be sure you are looking for a bass ukulele. While this is a baritone ukulele, the strings are that of a Bass Ukulele. The strings are also flat-wound which has benefits for a ukulele this size. With most bass ukes using polyurethane strings, the flat wound string offers an alternative to what most other bass ukuleles have to offer.

9.4

EXPERT SCORE

Luna Tattoo Ukulele Bass Review

Sound

9.4/10

Price

9.3/10

Look

9.5/10

Reasons to Buy

This bass ukulele looks really cool. Would make a great gift for a young musician trying to learn to play the ukulele.
The rosewood fingerboard is smooth.

Reasons not to buy

Some people prefer polyurethane strings as they are easier on the fingers and do a better job of staying in tune on these smaller bass bass ukuleles.

Chris Ryan

Chris Ryan is a musician and educator from Philadelphia, PA, an avid archivist of folk and country music, a disciple of Aphex Twin and a fervent supporter of Atlanta trap music. Chris can usually be found tracking keyboards, vocals and lap steel for the upcoming debut of his band The Cobwebs, or in FL Studio working on the next generation of trap sounds. He is conversant with, and writes about, hundreds of genres of music from all over the world.

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