Moshkito
No one still says anything about the headless guitars ... a bit too weird for me.
I’ve heard Steve Hillage say he really likes the Steinberger designs - he reckons the tuners applying a straight pull in line with the string rather than a conventional head and capstan style tuner gives better tuning stability. They’re also more likely to be accepted as hand luggage by airlines because they’re quite a bit smaller than conventional guitars.
The last time we saw Johnny Winter, about 10/11 months before he died, he did the entire gig on a headless guitar. It may not have the look of a traditional blues guitar, but sounded really good.
I’ve been tempted by them myself, mostly because they’re very light and don’t take up much space, but I have this nagging worry that the market for double-ball ended strings isn’t large enough to be sure they’ll always be around. They also cost more than a conventional string set and there’s fewer manufacturers and material types to pick from.