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  1. 06-04-2012, 04:56 PM #1
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    Default NGD: Hohner G2T!

    This thing is awesome. I used to hate headless guitars, but now that I have played one, it seems to make sense.

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    Very cool! Makes me immediately want to play Get Up, Summer Nights, and Pleasure Dome by VH (although I'm assuming yours doesn't have the wicked Steinberger TransTrem that descends and ascends in perfect tune and can lock in many different keys)!

    With or without the TransTrem, would love to have one of those headless guitars. Congrats!
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    It is a "Licensed by Steinberger" tremolo. I don't know much about the Steinberger Tremolo system, but there is a knob under the trem that, when turned, raises or lowers the unit, effectively raising or lowering the pitch.

    The whole thing is neat. It even came with a case all for less than $200. I didn't believe there was a guitar in the case when I pulled it out of the shipping box because of how small it was. Check it out:



    Here's that knob on the bottom:


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    Got a five string bass version....the B2AV, I do beleive...I think it kicks ass...sounds great.

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    Yeah I never thought about getting a Hohner guitar before, but after I read a ton of reviews, I took the plunge. It was definitely worth it. Plays excellent, feels great, lightweight, and on and on. I read great things about the bass models too. Do you have any pics you can share?

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