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Designed by Ned Steinberger and built in Brooklyn, New York, it was named one of Time Magazine's Five Best Designs of 1981. The L-2 was one of the most radical departures in electric instrument design when it debuted in 1979. The entire instrument is molded from a single piece of carbon and glass fiber reinforced composite, seeking to eliminate dead spots, traditional neck joint issues, and any sensitivity to temperature or humidity changes. Equipped with two EMG humbucking pickups, and a contoured body plate with strap buttons, and comes with leg rests, another adapter bar for a strap, and a folding stand. Includes accessories and a black gigbag. Made in USA. On consignment.
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880.
- 1982
- SN 431
- One-piece carbon and glass fiber reinforced composite construction
- 1-15/32" Fretboard width at nut/Zero fret, 34" scale
- Phenolic fiber fretboard with white dot markers
- 24 frets
- No truss rod
- 2 EMG humbucking pickups
- Dual Volume, and a single tone control knobs
- Double-ball string system, fine tuners at bridge end
- Boomerang-style strap holder
- Back contoured body plate mounted (with integrated strap buttons)
- Removable leg rests (two sizes)
- 8.4 Lbs.
- Black Gigbag
- Built in Brooklyn, New York, USA
- Consignment
Steinberger L-2 Headless Electric Bass (1982)
Steinberger L-2 Headless Electric Bass (1982)
SKU: 55U-224011
Designed by Ned Steinberger and built in Brooklyn, New York, it was named one of Time Magazine's Five Best Designs of 1981. The L-2 was one of the most radical departures in electric instrument design when it debuted in 1979. The entire instrument is molded from a single piece of carbon and glass fiber reinforced composite, seeking to eliminate dead spots, traditional neck joint issues, and any sensitivity to temperature or humidity changes. Equipped with two EMG humbucking pickups, and a contoured body plate with strap buttons, and comes with leg rests, another adapter bar for a strap, and a folding stand. Includes accessories and a black gigbag. Made in USA. On consignment.
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Learn more about our condition ratings
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880.
- 1982
- SN 431
- One-piece carbon and glass fiber reinforced composite construction
- 1-15/32" Fretboard width at nut/Zero fret, 34" scale
- Phenolic fiber fretboard with white dot markers
- 24 frets
- No truss rod
- 2 EMG humbucking pickups
- Dual Volume, and a single tone control knobs
- Double-ball string system, fine tuners at bridge end
- Boomerang-style strap holder
- Back contoured body plate mounted (with integrated strap buttons)
- Removable leg rests (two sizes)
- 8.4 Lbs.
- Black Gigbag
- Built in Brooklyn, New York, USA
- Consignment
