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Plenty of meat left on frets. Truss rod tightens and loosens properly. A Photos are a major part of the description. Please view the photos carefully Thanks for looking Here's a s-era Kramer Focus bass guitar in good playing condition.
A very well made bass that seriously rips! Versatile tones, a killer sounding pair of pickups, and a comfy neck make this one a winner. Unfortunately the truss rod is pretty maxed out and this one will need some additional love down the line if the action needs to be lowered any further, but it's currently set up very well, playing great and fully functional. Shows some finish scuffs, scrapes, and marks throughout, as Based out of Minneapolis, we tour the country looking for new vintage gear to sell online!
We specialize in anything drum related from the early 's to the 'sWe sell drums, hardware, parts, cymbals etc We take pride in making sure all items are cleaned and restored to as close to their original condition as possible before selling. We make our descriptions as accurate as possible. If there is an issue or concern, please contact us before purchasing. If you require additional This model is the first batch of Ferringtons, the KFS strat shaped with beak headstock and diamond inlays were offered early This causes the early batch of Ferringtons like this one a rare collector piece, mainly the neck and plate This model sported thin bound Please note: does NOT include case see last photo for scrape that has an attempted touch up A rare Japanese-made Kramer, this LK-IBF is an honestly played shred-centric design featuring a poplar body and one-piece maple neck capped with a 22 fret slab rosewood fretboard.
This balanced tonewood platform is loaded with an LH zebra bobbin humbucker in the bridge position and a single coil at the neck. The neck position is spanky and clear, pairing well with, and This balanced tonewood platform is loaded with an LH zebra bobbin humbucker in the bridge position and a Power Rails single coil-sized humbucker at the neck. Details Kramer Pacer. Details Kramer Pacer Carrera.
This one has the original Rockinger Tremolo system Excellent Condition. Pacer Carrera, All Black, J. Details Kramer Vanguard. Details Kramer Voyager. This Guitar is available as an Abstract Star. This guitar is so old it's Pre Floyd Rose!! Gene Simmons Kramer Axe Bass. Details sitemap. Details Kramer Baretta. Details Ed had this guitar in his private collection for almost 20 years.
Kramer execs saw that the guitar techniques of the early s demanded a high-performance tremolo system and partnered with a German inventor named Helmut Rockinger, using his tremolos as precursors to Floyd Rose systems, on its instruments. A chance encounter between Dennis Berardi and the manager of Eddie Van Halen on an airplane flight set the foundation for Kramer's meteoric rise in the s.
Eddie was interested in a tremolo that stayed in tune, which the Rockinger system offered. At the meeting, he reportedly quipped that he would help make Kramer the " 1 guitar company in the world. By , the Rockinger trem a. When the sales figures came in, Kramer was the best-selling guitar brand of By , Kramer was using Japan exclusively for manufacturing its necks and bodies.
The Striker and Aerostar series were made completely in Korea. The first sign of trouble came in , when a massive labor strike hit Korea. At this time, Kramer was starting to fall behind on its orders to guitar stores. Kramer was also becoming overextended financially due to artist endorsement deals, advertising, and royalties to Floyd Rose.
The original Kramer company effectively came to an end in , mostly due to financial problems. A notorious firesale of surplus necks, bodies, and hardware was held out of New Jersey.
By , Henry Vaccaro owned the Kramer Brand; in addition, he was the only one of the original partners interested in continuing in the guitar business.
He tried one last time to produce Kramer guitars from surplus parts in the Neptune plant, but only a few hundred were made. In turn, Kramer found its spot in guitar history—outselling Fender and Gibson two years in a row
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