I got a HEADLESS GUITAR and it's... AMAZING 

They be fantastic

I think they’re really creative and i guess they save space, lol.

I think theyre super cool and ive always wanted one i dont know if there are any upsides or downsides to them but itd be cool to have one

I'm torn on them; they look cool and light, but I also just like a cool headstock. I think I'd have to test play them more. Congrats on the purchase all the same!

I would love to own one

Another reason why I got a custom from them lol. I love mine. They are truly works of art!

$3k lmao??

@@TheCatalystOS its WAAYYYY cheaper than their competition

@@TheCatalystOS Yeah for what you get, that's a steal

@@thegrandyata but u can get a prestige for under 3k

Earth guitars has a pretty inexpensive headless model that sounds and feels pretty neat, I'd recommend trying it out

As an luthier I can easily say that on the constructive side it gives a lot of advantages

@@steffomca762 Like?

I've owned a Steinberger GM2T for about 15 years in black with white binding. I've yet to see another just like it.. I bought it when it was "just" affordable. Amazing piece of engineering. So stable, well balanced, and the tone cuts through any mix.

I have a Carvin Icon 5 string bass and it's amazing, I'd never sell it! I hope you get another one some day 🤞

Coffee shop WiFi FTW lol. How sick did that turn out! Awesome guitar and video, congrats mate 😎👌🏻

@@McRocklin great development throughout the story. Enticing beginning, interesting conflict, and even a satisfying conclusion.

Back off, man. I walked in on my girlfriend in a 3 way with a Steinberger and a Keytar in the 80s and I never got over it, okay?

@@myfinalcut I’m so sorry to hear that

Lol.. yup, I hear ya. I go on there often, it's like a drug.. dreaming of "one day" :)

How do you select off menu wood's? Call Kiesel?

@@Ethancr1432 you call them.

Had a friend order a guitar from them and it took nearly 9 MONTHS to get his guitar. Communication was iffy as well but he is happy with the guitar.

I’ve never even really understood the 7-string guitar besides playing like Korn riffs, why would you ever need 8 strings? Six is perfect.

@@piercehubbard4086 Well, it depends, alot of death metal, deathcore, and metalcore is played on 7s and 8s, 6s too, but more strings allows for wider tuning ranges and the opportunity to heavier if you wanted to, so if you look at it from that perspective it would make sense to get an extended range guitar over a standard 6 string, ofc you could also get a 6 string baritone, but not many companies make baritones anymore, not that I know if at least, cos I reaaalllyy want one so badly

@@ronaldvanas9492 - I get it, I’m sure it’s great for really fast, heavy, heavy, heavy rhythm playing. I can’t even imagine trying to pull off sweep picking with a neck so wide, but I assume it’s not really much for lead playing? I think of guys like Alexi Laihou from Children of Bodom (RIP I still can’t believe he died and I didn’t know for months, drugs and alcohol man - they destroy you), he is an insane shredder and plays some super heavy rhythm, but always on a six string Jackson that I’ve noticed. Most of their songs are like tuned down a whole step though. Have you seen the new commercial for the new Jackson Soloist Series? Pretty sick!

It can be disorienting, but you get used to it. Then you go back to a guitar with a head and you get disoriented again! I've had my Steinberger for 25 years and I love it. It is extremely handy for lightweight gigging.

@@kennybissettsongs I have a GL4TA (lefty) I only play it occasionally, and for the first 5mins I tend to play two frets up, it's quite strange, your mind turns the end of the fretboard into a headstock 😯

Fender is stuck in the past

@@colbytaylor9805 good point

Nuh uh

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