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How do the contemporary Steinbergers compare to the originals?

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How do the contemporary Steinbergers compare to the originals?

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First there are no one piece molded instruments in production. There are composite neck bolt on models which are assembled in Nashville. There are also a few new hybrid construction models. These new hybrids were designed by Ned and are equally as clever as the original designs. Ned Steinberger is a wonderfully creative gift to us all. The current bolt on necks are manufactured by Moses Inc. The new neck shapes are generally slimmer than the late 50’s Les Paul-esq profile found on the originals. An adjustable truss-rod is now standard. And it is now a four bold neck instead of five bolts. The (hybrids) Synapse and Trans-Scale models are made in Korea. They are shaped similar to the GL & XL models but made of wood with a synthetic reinforcing bar in the neck. It has an adjustable truss rod, and the synthetic bar has a similar sonic effect in terms of evening out frequency response and resonance. They don’t sound like the older ones. But they do sound more balanced than the all wood Spir

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