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Introducing the Steinberger GM7TA! This is a rare 1990s USA-made guitar.

It is popular for its ergonomic design and innovative technology.

This is a headless guitar that was developed by the genius Ned Steinberger and is ahead of its time.

Currently, due to its scarcity, unique specifications and presence, and high level of perfection as a guitar,

it is often traded at a high price.

The company's guitars, which can be said to be innovative, such as the adoption of a headless and graphite neck,

are also famous for being used by Eddie Van Halen and Allan Holdsworth.

It has a graphite neck, a maple body, and a bolt-on joint specification.

The pickups are EMG in an H-S-H layout.

It also has a coil tap function, and the front and rear humbuckers can be switched to single.

The active equalizer allows high and low adjustments with a center click.

The trans trem bridge allows you to arm in a wide range of heights without breaking the chord.

The transpose function also allows you to instantly lock the tuning from one and a half steps down to one step up,

as if you were capo dusting or down tuning.

This is a very rare guitar, and its value on the market will likely increase in the future.

If you're interested, please check it out.

Pickups: Active

Pickup configuration: HSH

Other features: Coil tap

Number of frets: 24 frets

Neck scale: Long

Weight: 3.45kg

Body material: Maple

Tremolo: Lock type

Fingerboard material: Rosewood

Neck joint: Detachable (bolt-on)

Neck material: Other

Color: Black

Year of manufacture: 1990s

Accessories: Soft case

Serial number: NI3636