I'm looking at Steinberger Spirit Guitars. I've always loved the Steinbergers but as I have read around I have found very little info on the spirit guitars, other than they are made of wood as opposed to graphite and composites, and I have found reviews from a few people with good things to say.
I have also heard a few people say these are difficult guitars to work on, set up, keep maintained, etc. What is the truth behind this?
As a prospective buyer waiting to pull the trigger on this purchase I want to know what the Steinberger Owner would have to say to me about these guitars and what am I getting myself into?
I'm certain I want to buy one, I just want to gather some knowledge before I dive in.
What Do I Need to Know?
in Steinberger
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Hello everybody,
I'm looking at Steinberger Spirit Guitars. I've always loved the Steinbergers but as I have read around I have found very little info on the spirit guitars, other than they are made of wood as opposed to graphite and composites, and I have found reviews from a few people with good things to say.
I have also heard a few people say these are difficult guitars to work on, set up, keep maintained, etc. What is the truth behind this?
As a prospective buyer waiting to pull the trigger on this purchase I want to know what the Steinberger Owner would have to say to me about these guitars and what am I getting myself into?
I'm certain I want to buy one, I just want to gather some knowledge before I dive in.
Please chime in with anything you have to say.
Thanks,
Glenn