Steinberger - The Guitar Show, Part 4

This program was conceived as a promotional vehicle for Steinberger Sound and was distributed to all of the Steinberger dealers at the time. It features discussions and demos with artists like Rick Derringer, Arlen Roth, Vinnie Zummo and others, as well in-depth interview segments with Ned on design, feature and performance aspects of his instruments. A highlight is a detailed demo on how to set up a TransTrem from Ned himself. Full program is broken into 5 segments for easier downloading.

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Music

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• Steinberger
• guitar
• bass
• headless
• TransTrem

[zodiacloveteam]

I think on a very basic level, Steinbergers are the perfect guitars. They are virtually indestructible(at least the originals) and they were designed to have a neutral EQ for a variety of tone-shaping. Aesthetically, they are not for everyone, but the originals have got to be the most rugged things ever made. On the level of pure practicality, they are unequaled in my opinion. Worry-free workhorses.

[pieamos]

steinberger is truth...best guitar concept ever

[artwel123]

Wait , im thick but does that trem work like a floyd? or is it just for these octave changes??..

[vincetheham]

i THOUGHT IT was borat

[tornmask]

Mr. Ned Steinberger: a Master Craftsman! =0]

[WoWintosh]

@nuaurea

Ebay

[qwertypoiu4321]

Wow

[lalbruiz]

I can´t even try to imagine the kind of thinking Ned had to do to come with such a system as the Trans Trem, it is simply awesome.

[MaloneyGuitars]

@Kittenskickyourass I want tomato and onion on my Steinburger

[Kittenskickyourass]

There REALLY needs to be Steinberger ukuleles. It would actually be very practical, considering the huge variations in tunings used on ukuleles.

[Kittenskickyourass]

There REALLY needs to be Steinburger ukuleles.

[weathered79]

always wanted one of these way out of my price damn economy