I haven’t traveled with my #1 travel guitar. Stupid right? I only bought and sold four other guitars before selling off three of them. I grabbed my 2000 Steinberger Spirit the last several work trips. I wasn’t sure how to (best) solve my little problem: The Arbor slides a bit off the lap sitting. The […]
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Here it is! Was searching a long time for this one. A group I’m on posted this. This shows exactly what I have and wondered what it was: My 1985 Arbor headless 505S guitar. Amazing neck thru guitar. They call it the ‘thru-body-neck guitar’ with two humbuckers. They also cite the Steinberger Licensed tremolo.
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I thought for quite some time this factory engraved guitar pots likely said: D.P. but it turns out they must say J.P. This turns out stands for Jung Poong which is a South Korea company. This first photo is from the control cavity of my (likely 1985) Arbor headless Licensed by Steinberger guitar. It’s a […]
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Hi all: EDIT Hi Resolution picture now added for description page!: I recently copied out a scanned 1984 Arbor Guitar catalog! I copied out 8 pages. 1984 Arbor Guitar catalog / pricelist. Here’s a few pages I copied out… You can see SIMCO is clearly listed. This also showcases the ‘Stilleto’ Series, a photo is […]
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I just picked up a mid 80s Arbor branded licensed by Steinberger guitar. This thing is really great, it blows away my Austin Hatchet I recently traveled with. I had to wait two months, just to get this shipped from Texas to me from seller. I am wondering who built it and when and where. […]
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