What is a headless guitar?

A headless guitar is designed to not have a headstock, resulting in a more compact guitar with tuners located at the bridge.

How do headless guitars work?

Unlike a conventional electric guitar, the tuners are located at the bridge, meaning the headstock is no longer required. The strings are locked in place at both ends for excellent tuning stability.

What is a headless guitar for?

A headless guitar is great for gigging musicians thanks to its compact size, as well as those looking for something more contemporary than classic designs.

What are the advantages of a headless guitar?

They are more compact in size, lightweight, tend to have better intonation and are also well balanced when played in the standing position.

What are the downsides of headless guitars?

Some headless guitars may require double ballend strings however most do not, meaning you can enjoy the benefits of a lightweight ergonomic instrument without having to make any compromises.

Why do some guitars have no heads?

Some guitars are designed to be headless for the visual impact, to create a lighter and more compact instrument and to offer an alternative choice to contemporary players who aren't afraid to push boundaries.