L-2
Guitar & Bass by Steinberger
The Steinberger L-2 is a headless electric bass introduced in 1980, built from a one-piece moulded graphite and carbon fibre composite body and neck with no conventional headstock. Its dense synthetic construction gives it a notably even, resonant tone free of the dead spots common in wooden basses, and it requires purpose-made double-ball-end strings.
Specifications
| Type | Headless electric bass |
| Pickups | 2x EMG active humbuckers (neck and bridge) |
| Neck | Graphite composite, no headstock, no truss rod |
| Body | One-piece moulded graphite and carbon fibre composite |
| Strings | 4 |
| Bridge | Integrated steel two-piece bridge with double-ball-end string tuners |
| Connections | 1/4 inch jack output |
| Notes | Requires double-ball-end strings; 25.5 inch scale length; composite fingerboard with white dot inlays; controls: neck volume, bridge volume, master tone |
