Original USA-Built Steinberger GM4T TransTrem Guitar- Restored by Jeff Babicz! - HeadlessUSA

One of the last of the real USA-built Steinberger GM4T model guitars. This black GM4T was built by Steinberger just before they ceased using the original one-piece carbon-fiber necks with 5-bolt construction. This is a gorgeous example that's been totally restored (see photos) and performs like new. All of this work was completed by Jeff Babicz, who was the former head of production at Steinberger. Jeff re-fretted and mirror-polished the frets, and also serviced the electronics. He also rebuilt the TransTrem with new bearings and spring and burnished the roller saddles, so the tremolo now transposes correctly and returns to zero accurately (see attached paperwork).

This GM4T has the one-piece neck construction, the premium low-impedance EMG humbucking and single-coil pickups, and the amazing TransTrem transposing tremolo. It features a 5-way Strat type toggle, for easy pickup selection and it also includes the factory coil-tap switch for the EMG 89 humbucker, which allows for a single-coil voice. Lighter and more sculpted bodies make these some of our favorites.

This Steinberger GM4T guitar will ship in a modern black gig-bag with its Trans-Trem arm, a new black cotton strap, an extra set of calibrated TT strings, and a copy of Jeff's work-order. Hard cases are also available. Purchasing your Steinberger from a trusted source is critical when investing in these sophisticated instruments. See our feedback. Questions? Please ask.  

Shipping is $85 within the lower 48 USA states. Rates to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico will vary. We're happy to ship overseas. International shipping is now available at $395. If you have any questions, please message us before ordering. Review our flawless feedback and order with confidence. Your complete satisfaction is our first priority. We reserve the right to cancel this offering at any time. Thank you for your business!  

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