Any headless guitar player up in here?

[Brannon]

I’m playing an Ibanez QX model with the slanted frets and 2 humbuckers Love it.

 

[toesalad]

I have a Strandberg and love it. Tried one of the Ibanez ones for about 6 months but just wasn’t my thing.

 

[warlockII]

I took a steinberger in trade and am surprised by how cool it is...never thought I'd like a headless guitar.

 

[ruso]

I tried out a Strandberg and found it lifeless and devoid of personality. Wasn’t a fan.

 

[Dave Merrill]

I tried out a Strandberg and found it lifeless and devoid of personality. Wasn’t a fan.

That's how I felt about the Steinberg I tried years ago. They have their fans, but not me.

Doubt it's about headlessness, but it's an odd coincidence.

 

[GlennO]

Any headless guitar player up in here?​

Quick check in mirror. No, not me.

 

[wtfoley3]

Yes. I’m headless. Haven’t had head for waaaay longer than I can remember.

 

[Blix]

I still have this Steinberger Spirit

 

[paranoid]

Havent had a head since the axe fx, about 2014.

 

[State of Epicicity]

I was sure we were going to start quoting Washington Irving.

 

[secondwindow]

I have a Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar, if that counts.

 

[Andy Eagle]

I have three .
Strandberg Original 6
Steinberger GL2H
and this;

The king of headless GL4T

 

[Brannon]

Sweet!

 

[Roland]

Yes. I have a history of swinging around and catching the singer with the head of my guitar. Not so bad when it was the shoulder of a 6ft male singer. Less acceptable when it’s the face of a your female vocalist. So I built this. Effectively it’s a Telecaster with different tuners and body shape.

 

[fetishfrog]

I have two Kleins and a fairly well made Klein copy.

 

[jamongrande]

Below is an '89 Steinberger GL2T, originally purchased by a mentor of mine from Dan Martin (who sold EVH his Steinberger). I basically learned to play on this exact guitar, which was sent into my care a few years back. I recognized the feel and sound of it as soon as I took it out of the shipping box. I switched out the original black faceplate to keep it in good condition and used a reproduction top to do a little Bowie/Tin Machine tribute. It's now one of my main guitars I gig with.

Pictured here from a recent show in Moorpark, CA, with a Billy Joel tribute band I work with. Axefx 3 sitting on the floor behind me.

 

[CodePoet]

Been needing to get some pickups in this one and give it a whirl.

 

[Roland]

I have two Kleins and a fairly well made Klein copy.

Oh, forgot the Klein. I made this to find out what they felt like to play. Not rock and roll enough for my band. More of a jazz guitar.

 

[KyleHowdy]

Strandberg Boden Original Trem 7 string. Love it to death!

 

[GitGuy513]

Just bought a Strandberg Boden Prog NX6 and love it. I need to get better pics. If the Endurneck was the only great thing about the guitar it would be worth every penny. I wish I was able to play this neck profile since the very beginning 42 years ago. The one thing that makes it especially nice for me personally is the fact that I have been suffering from Arthritis in my wrists, hands and thumbs. I easily develop tendonitis and ligament pain. It’s not a cure all, but it has helped.

Oh one more thing, I have 3 Core PRSi and the Strandberg is far from lifeless. It resonates great. I can see it not being everyone’s cup of tea, but there is no denying the amount of thought and engineering involved without losing musicality. I still see why I will play my other guitars (sans the physical issues) because every nice guitar has something unique to offer, but this is my new love. Plus not having a head to worry about banging into something or someone is great and still getting use to it. Dang…forgot the Suhr pups. Really like them.