25 most iconic guitars ever
Steinberger L-Series (1980)
Originally designed as a lightweight bass guitar, the Steinberger’s headless design – along with the keytar – was rocking the ‘80s zeitgeist and a six-string was quick to follow. It appeared everywhere for a decade, then disappeared. Probably because of the elusive double ball-end strings that were a chore to hunt down.
The player
Everyone had one in the 80s. That was the rules. We’ve gone for chameleonic strummer David Bowie. Just because of the matching '80s fringe.
Comments
John Duncan
2 years ago
I can feel an argument coming on. No PRS? No Page double-neck?
PaddySmith
2 years ago
Double neck SG got a mention (see Jimmy Page on the Les Paul page). Interested to see who backs your PRS gripe... any takers?
NunoB
2 years ago
PRS? Might as well just bolt a neck onto a £2,000 coffee table. :-P
TXRBIGDAZ
2 years ago
Erm... You're Stuff, not Total Guitar. Confused.
PastorAlan
2 years ago
You should really leave this stuff (ha ha) to the experts. No PRS? Shame on you, you purveyors of all things shiny and classy.
abcde
1 year ago
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racking
1 year ago
Light duty slotted angle shelving is a universal storage system, which can be widely used for working table, working cart, working bench, safety mesh deck and family storage.
racking and shelving
The structure of angle shelving is very simple and stable. The major component includes upright post, shelf, corner plate, bolts & nuts.