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[quote name='sifi2112' post='456418' date='Apr 7 2009, 02:09 PM']Hi all, Can anyone help with the following .. I need a replacement part for my Steinberger XS Synapse but even the dealer I bought it off can't source it ! It's a cast cylinder that slots into the underside of headstock & allows for normal strings to be fitted (threaded thru then clamped down with hex grub) it's the E (4th) string one I'm after ... ? guess I over tightened it but it didn't take much ! cheers Simon[/quote] hi Simon, Try calling Sweetwater.com, they have been able to find some synapse parts for me in the past when others couldnt. and if that doesn't work let me know Tim [topic="0"]Steinberger ZT3[/topic]

Have any of you guys checked out the new "GuitarSend Steinberger XT-2DB" that's debuting in September? its a XT-2DB frame with active electronics and a few other modifications, apparently GuitarSend is building the model based off suggestions they have received from professional Steinberger players. I was interested in replacing my current fender bass with a XT-2DB because of the DB feature anyway but now that the guitar might be available with a better preamp, electronics etc. I think I might just wait until Sept! worth a peek! [post="0"]Steinberger XT-2DB[/post]

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='92606' date='Nov 22 2007, 11:14 AM']I've been looking for a headless bass that is passive. Can't seem to find one, apart from various custom jobs. Anyone know of any? cheers![/quote] check out the Steinberger xt-2 an inexpensive yet really cool little bass. tim [url="http://www.guitarsend.com/spirit4stringbass.htm"]http://www.guitarsend.com/spirit4stringbass.htm[/url]

Take a look at Steinberger; seriously different design that has done well for itself. I personally enjoy the flexibility that the size a weight offers as well as the reduced stress when compared to toting a heavier bass. I only have a Steinberger GT-Pro right now but I have had both the STeinberger Frettless and fretted five string bass's as well as a four string. cheers Tim

Take a look at Steinberger; seriously different design that has done well for itself. I personally enjoy the flexibility that the size a weight offers as well as the reduced stress when compared to toting a heavier bass. The best part for me is the look of the bass. Just cool! I only have a Steinberger GT-Pro right now but I have had both the Steinberger fretless and fretted five string basses as well as a four string. cheers Tim

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