Enterprise -- On Key (Steinberger) -- 1984

Enterprise in "On Key". Ned Steinberger creates a base guitars using space-age plastics for a molding to create a richer, more versatile sound. At the time, musical manufactures were skeptical at first. First made out of a cabinet shop, the demands outweigh the supply. He then move his factory to Newburgh, NY to expand production and to secure the loan to make this happen.. Meanwhile, at the time, Steinberger is designing a new six-string electric guitar to show it off to a trade show at the Annual International Music and Sound Show (NAMM). There is fierce competition for making similar designs/models.
At the end, the company make its goals.
In addition, you see a clip of the band group Journey playing music
Steinberger is still in business today. Offices and manufacturing has moved to Nashville, TN in 1992.

[@SydneyPAHire]

Very interesting documentary :)

[@ericbgordon1575]

To imagine most of these instruments were built only a stone's throw from where I was attending nursery school in New Windsor.

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

To think about the painstaking nature of trying to assemble these guitars with a facility which was incomplete, somebody needs to remember eventually that most pioneering efforts to place exactly this way. Even Les Paul faced an uphill struggle of this nature when he created his prototype solid body guitar. The interesting thing about that prototype is, Steinberger’s team could have probably sped up the process of building their first generation of guitars and basses if they had followed similar specifications to the centerpiece of that prototype.

[@BigRed4231]

Whos that pervert at 6:40 ?