Steinberger refers to a series of distinctive electric Guitars and bass guitars, designed and originally manufactured by Ned Steinberger. The word Steinberger can be used to refer to either the instruments themselves or the company that produced them. Although the name has been applied to a variety of instruments, it is primarily associated with a minimalist "headless" design of electric basses and electric guitars.
One can find used Steinberger guitars on a variety of online trading websites. One will have the best chance on specialized music-related trading websites such as 'musiciansfriends' or 'headlessusa'. Generic trading platforms as Ebay or Amazon may have Steinberger guitars on offer as well.
Mark Knopfler plays several brands of guitars including Fender, Gibson, Schecter, Pensa, Ovation, and Steinberger. The metal resonator guitar that appears on many of his album covers is a 1936 National Style-O. ========= Mark Knopfler usually plays Fender Stratocasters live and in the studio. For the track "Money for Nothing", however, he used a Gibson Les Paul.
There are many... Ibanez, Rickenbacker, Yamaha, Gibson, Washburn, BC Rich, Steinberger, to name a few, but there are guitars made to look similar to the classic fender stratocaster like the Yamaha Pacifica, the Squire (made by Fender) and the Torch Vintage.
It is a vibrato arm mechanism. It balances string tension against compression on a large metal spring, across a knife-edge fulcrum. This differs from some other trems. It is more massive than the much more expensive steinberger s trem; this greater mass gives greater sustain and a fuller tone. On the other hand the r trem is stiffer than the s trem, which is very smooth. Unlike most trems, the r trem includes a locking mechanism that blocks the vibrato mechanism; many players don't like vibrato mechanisms and this locking mechanism makes a steinberger r trem suitable for those people too. Moreover, this locking mechanism speeds up tuning enormously--lock the trem, tune up, then unlock the trem and adjust a single knob that sets the main spring tension. This is nice but you may need a screwdriver to adjust that single main spring tension knob--still it beats tuning most vibrato-equipped guitars. The r-trem stays in tune well if you never pull up on the vibrato arm. Only push down to lower the tone. This same limitation applies to most vibrato arms, but there are a few (e.g., Floyd Rose) that do not have this limitation--but have other limitations instead. The r-trem includes string tuners. So, generally, it is used with guitars that have no headstocks, such as Steinberger guitars. However, it can be used with any guitar--if the guitar is routed for it. The r-trem does not involve drilling entirely through the thickness of the body of the guitar, as with stratocaster type vibrato arms.
MIJ guitar is a guitar that is "made in japan"
One can find used Steinberger guitars on a variety of online trading websites. One will have the best chance on specialized music-related trading websites such as 'musiciansfriends' or 'headlessusa'. Generic trading platforms as Ebay or Amazon may have Steinberger guitars on offer as well.
Aimee Steinberger is 6'.
Justus Steinberger died in 1870.
Ned Steinberger was born in 1948.
Emil Steinberger was born on January 6, 1933.
Emil Steinberger was born on January 6, 1933.
Jack Steinberger was born on May 25, 1921.
Bertram Steinberger was born on 1986-02-01.
Aimee Steinberger was born on August 9, 1979, in Georgia, USA.
Charly Steinberger was born on November 3, 1937, in Schalchen, Austria.
PETER J. STEINBERGER has written: 'IDEA OF THE STATE'
Emil Steinberger is 78 years old (birthdate: January 6, 1933).