1989 Kramer 100 Series 620 HSS Superstrat w/Floyd Rose (Candy Blue)

1989 Kramer 100 Series 620 HSS Superstrat w/Floyd Rose (Candy Blue)Introduced by Kramer in the late 1980's, the 100 series were Korean made shredders aimed at getting more Kramer models onto the market before the company bankruptcy in 1990. Candy Blue finish on an arched slim Dinky style body bolted to a maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (43mm nut width, 648mm scale length), it weighs 3. 8kg's. Loaded with Kramer branded tuners, a Floyd Rose "Pro" locking tremolo system along with three original

Received a full professional setup and service prior to being listed

Loaded with a pair of Gibson style pickups replicating a mini-humbucker and a Mudbucker controlled by a three-way toggle and volume/tone knobs

rounded headstock of the older Roadstar II style

plenty of room in the saddle for further adjustment

The PS-2 featured octave up and down shifting along with up to 2 seconds of delay time in the one box

"Contemporary" Telecaster style alder body with a gloss snow white finish bolted to a one-piece maple neck (42mm nut width

Camel Gotoh humbucker in the bridge position with an unknown humbucker in the neck and Camel branded tuners

860mm scale length with a 39mm nut width and 24 frets

yet effective noise gate from the 1980's Guyatone Box series

designed for the present and crafted to last

the frets are shiiny with plenty of life left

Made in Japan Traditional 60s Stratocaster® has a gloss finish basswood body