Steinberger: A Story of Creativity & Design - An Interview with Ned Steinberger & author Jim Reilly

An interview via Zoom with Ned Steinberger & Jim Reilly about Jim's recent book "Steinberger - A Story of Creativity and Design". This book chronicles Ned's personal history and his creative process.
To learn more about or order this book visit www.jimreilly.ca

[@mitchregnier8102]

Great interview Andy. Really cool.

[@laurentquintana262]

Wow excellent video, thanks. I own a NS Design NXT4a and it is the most comfortable bass I ever had.

[@mwyatt222]

I have a newburgh P-type. Its got a million miles on it. True relicing, even the metal is worn down. Ive had it for 30 yr.s now. Its been to Europe and China. Stills plays perfectly. never been re-fretted. all original and the EMGs have aged like wine. I get crazy offers now.

[@xtrict]

Thank you for letting me know there's book about Steinberger and Ned both my Spector NS2A artist series and Wimbish Ns2 and mostly my Newburgh XL2 serial no 5611 will be thankful for. Much respect...Brian, Dublin Ireland.

[@peterdegen1194]

Thanks Andy, great interview!

[@rajivmistry9036]

Thanks for the excellent conversation, very inspiring and insightful!

[@joshuahenry7482]

This is awesome!

[@TmanUtube]

This is great, thanks for letting me know there's a book out there know. 👍

[@matthewhenry122]

I'm about half-way through the book and I really enjoyed this video too. Thanks to all involved. I'm guessing that Ned's hints about working on a trem relate to a new guitar, right? There are pictures of a prototype bass and guitar in the book that are very much along L/GL lines (indeed the bass is on the cover) but I've also recently seen (on Instagram) Ned holding a guitar that closely resembles the Radius bass and that had a trem on it. Anybody know if these are likely to be produced?