Steinberger Guitars Gt-Pro Deluxe WH 5-stars Reviews

Sturdy build

I'm a new guitar player talking my first learning steps, so this review might need to be edited in the future as I gain more experience. This review is based on the guitar knowledge I have so far.

This is my first electric guitar, which I bought to keep practicing away from home.

The build quality seems very good and sturdy. The guitar is quite heavier compared to my classical guitar.

I can't say much about the sound quality of the pickups, because I'm so new to electric guitars, but what I can say is that everything seems to be working fine.

I like the aesthetics and the engineering thinking behind the headless design and the tuning system. I also like it has three pickups and a tremolo. Not many travel guitars offer all these features.

I'm hoping this guitar will serve me for many years.

Good quality great for traveling!!! Neck is easy to play. I thinking about changing the pickups a specially single coil.

Travel Guitar

A lot of the gigs I go to on my motorbike so it's easy to transport. I've been pleasantly surprised by it's sound. There's a great combination of Gibson and Fender sound using different pickup settings. The front is a nice fat Gibson sound, the front/middle gives a Strat sound. I think the front humbucker switches to single coil. Very convincing. The middle single coil gives a great strum sound. Middle back, again strat equivalent and back humbucker pretty strong output for overdrive solos. The build quality is good. It's been bashed about a bit and even been rained apon on the way home from a gig. It stays in tune well and the wammy bar works a treat. Very impressive. There is a conversion you can buy for the nut string attachments which then allows you to use any string and not be restricted to the double ball end type. A pity it's not included. However the S946 strings suite me so no problem! Last thing, the feel of the neck is a bit weird at first because it's longer than usual so initially I would grab an A barre chord instead of a G. You get used to it! Fun guitar.