Tony Montana plays an Ed Roman LSR Guitar

[mivec25]

man that thing sounds amazing! alot like george lynch's guitars

[annasbrother]

@mivec25 Thanks, it's a hell of a little guitar. Those Duncans seem pretty high-output, I wish I could have taken this one home! I do apologize for the buzzy patch, but I was playing through Amplitube to do these. I bet it would sound great through a real rig! Cheers, T

[qwertypoiu4321]

Is there any difficulty with resting your pick hand arm on the Steinberger body to alternate pick fast?

[annasbrother]

@qwertypoiu4321 Hi, sorry it took me a while to get back to you. I had trouble just finding this video! lol OK, to answer... I didn't really have a tough time myself, and I do alternate-pick. I always found the Steinberger-type guitars surprizingly comfortable. Plenty of room to rest your picking hand and that little knee rest thing works great!

[annasbrother]

Yes Jake, I'd agree there. I had a Steiny 6 string, that I LOVED. Two EMG humbuckers and it had a bite to it. I would say there's some advantages to either one. This burly maple guitar was a little less "clinical" or crystaline sounding to me than my old Steinberger. It had a bit of warmth, which was kind of nice with a guitar like this (composite neck). Best scenario is to own both! ( :

[annasbrother]

Hi MultiArtos, I can see why you're interested in this one... it was a truly unique guitar. I would love to own this one myself. It's perfect size for traveling, and sounds great, the wood is INCREDIBLE, it'll fit right into an overhead bin on a plane. Great axe.

[EdRomanCustomShop]

@MultiArtos All prices are listed on the website, you can simply Google "lsr guitars pricelist" and the price list will be the first result.