Headless guitars?

[Luke]

Who makes them besides Steinberger, Klein and Hofner?

 

[Member 995]

Canton: http://www.cantoncustomguitars.com/Home.html

 

[Amp360]

LSR

http://www.lsrguitars.com/

 

[Han Solo]

I've seen a lot of headless Gibsons over the years....

Sorry I can't think of any...

 

[derekd]

Chris Forshage. Though his site doesn't feature them, I have one, and it is great.

http://forshage.com/framesets/archframeset.html

Here is mine after laquer shooting.

http://s446.photobucket.com/albums/qq182/derek04/?action=view&current=IMG_0625.jpg

 

[clothwiring]

Would love to get one of these sometime, but don't have the monies.

Canton: http://www.cantoncustomguitars.com/Home.html

 

[Michael Hunter]

The electric division of Klein (owned and operated by Lorenzo German) hasn't been producing instruments for several years now. There have been reports that Steve Klein, the originator of the design, may be producing electrics again in the future, but supposedly they will not be headless. Used Kleins often fetch $4,000+ on the used market, which is the only place you'll find one at this point.

 

[fetishfrog]

Teuffel Guitars

Fretsong Guitars makes bodies that can be fitted to moses necks.

Hohner (maybe that;s what you meant by hofner)

 

[SteveStevens]

Ted Stevenson over at Stevenson/PWE has made quite a few over the years. I have one and it was my first custom guitar. Great!

Ted's new email is:
[email protected]

 

[thewalkingboss]

I have one of these to take with me on vacations and business travel

http://www.travelerguitar.com/

My only complaint is that you have to tune it more often than I would like.

 

[bluegrif]

I have one of these to take with me on vacations and business travel

http://www.travelerguitar.com/

My only complaint is that you have to tune it more often than I would like.

Odd. A few years back I bought one of those inexpensive Steinberger Spirits for travel and it would stay in tune for weeks! I've never seen such tuning stability.

 

[stevec]

Greetings,

Have alook at Stray Guitars.

www.strayguitars.com

 

[diego]

http://www.reithguitars.com/

http://www.members.shaw.ca/wilkatguitars/

 

[tribalfusion]

In addition to those mentioned above:


http://sirenguitar.web.officelive.com/default.aspx
http://www.status-graphite.com/status/frames/index_home.html
http://www.transaxeguitars.com/steinbergercopy.htm
http://www.watsonguitars.net/index.htm
http://www.brubakerguitars.com/The%20XG%20Traveler%20Page.html
http://www.curtisguitars.com/guitars.php
http://www.hohnerusa.com/index.php?321
http://www.jonbondy.com/Guitar.htm
http://www.kollguitars.com/pages/player.php
http://homepage3.nifty.com/soulalone/HP/sub1.htm
http://www.scottfrench.com/s/Gallery/Finished Customs/Raj Swaminathan's SF3 Travel Guitar
http://www.kingbass.com/index.html
http://www.jazzerette.com/Jazzerette/Models.html
http://www.kozelguitars.com/index.htm
http://www.lapstick.com/
http://www.palmguitar.com/
http://www.pheoguitars.com/
http://www.stewartguitars.com/
http://www.timtone.com/
http://www.zonguitars.com/zonguitars/vb.html
http://guitarworks.thestrandbergs.com/

Enjoy

 

[epluribus]

Is it okay to say Cort here?

 

[Cokeman]

http://www.edroman.com/guitars/jet/mini_jet.html

 

[tribalfusion]

http://www.basslab.de/

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The body shape places the tremolo (or optional fixed bridge) fully integrated into the body and gives full access to even the highest frets.....[/FONT][/FONT]

 

[tribalfusion]

How many people on TGP have or have owned a headless?

 

[epluribus]

Currently two...the aforementioned Cort (stock) and a hotrodded Synapse. Very cool guitars, both.

--Ray

 

[Blue Bee]

cant believe nobody knows about schaefer's hamilton headless.... gotta be one of the finest!

http://www.schaeferguitars.com/index.php?go=hh&album=hh&n=5