I has been reported a few times that the new necks are thinner but it's better to know if it varies on different models but I shouldn't think so as when they...
... Actually that page says it the neck joint (not neck construction) is Thru-Neck. Another subtle distinction. The initial word back from Ned was "the...
Hah! I missed that distinction on the specs page. Sometimes, the brain changes what the eye sees to fit it's notion of reality. Anyway, I still don't buy the...
I have one 4 string bass(fits XM/XL necks)D-Head(detuning headpiece) and one guitar D-head(fits GL/GM/GP composite necks) Both are mint & I'll send them your...
... headpiece) ... & ... now & ... tested ... For some reason the Langley guitar link I posted didn't work...go tothe link section on Andy's Steinberger World...
Hey all, I'm curious if the original Steinberger necks fit on the new Newburgh GM guitars? I know they have one less screw, but do the other 4 line up? Any...
Mine has the same appearance, Derek. It really looks like the same wood! Mine is very blond in color. I will try to capture some pics when I have time to...
Hi there everyone, I was a diehard original neck guy forever, and always turned my nose up at the Moses necks like some know-it-all Berger snob. That was...
I believe the MOses website lists the meck dimensions as .75" at the first fret, .875" at the 12th fret. The back carve is roughly based on the Klein Electric...
... You can do the same matte finish on an original Steinberger neck too. If you don't like it it can be sanded and buffed back to gloss. The gel coat is...
... When doing this, do you recommend masking tape for around the edges of the refinish area? Does it leave a neat edge? Also should one use an orbital...
A shop would do this with a buffing wheel with brown buffing compound. They would mask it off, hit the wheel, and it would be done in a couple of minutes....
... If you don't like it it can be sanded and buffed back to gloss. The gel coat is thick enough to withstand this without problems. Just go easy.< Yes, and...
why do gibson & yo refuse to keep Steinbergers in stock? is gibson scared that the Steinberger will out sell the les paul or sg? if this is the case gibson is...
First off, even if they wanted to sell the Steinberger division, Ned probably wouldn't want to buy it (I think he'd give it a lot of thought, though). He's got...
... I would love to Gibson bring back the original L series back but I doubt that will happen. To pricy for a limited market. Gibson also owns Kramer and I...
Not for the price aluminum is fetching these days. Don't believe me, go price aluminum stock at the hardware store. As with anything else, money talks, and we...
... Unfortunately, Steinbergers will probably never outsell Epiphones. Not to rehash what others have said. But I think the answer might even be simpler. It is...
... Dave's reply is correct: it's indifference not fear that affects Steinberger production and stock. As for the company I don't see any chance that Henry...
Just out of curiosity, how have his electric bowed instruments been doing? I am especially curious how his violins and cellos, etc. are doing. Just thinking...
Demand is high for the bowed instruments. They are widely regarded as one of the top if not the top bowed electrics. They will never replace a Strad in the...
andy or dave can you tell me why he sold the company to gibson? was it a hostel take over or a willing sale? i can understand the stress thing but if he had...
Let's assume--this doesn't have to be 100% right-- that of all Steinberger instruments, the GLB is most in demand, and let's also assume, as rumors and...
... I don't disagree with this point, but historically, there's an interesting factoid. Spector was purchased by Kramer in 1985 who then exploited the premium...
It was a very willing sale. Steinberger was deeply in debt from the early days. It was a growing concern, but the manufacture of the all graphite instruments...
