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My head is like the red one pictured near the top of this page. From what I gather mine is the ZX30H with one dual pickup and two singles. I agree with hanging on to certain guitars. After nearly 20 years this guitar is part of the family. It held up to all the abuse I put it through being 13 when I got it and still plays great. Everyone that comes over with their high dollar guitars still end up playing the heck out of the little Kramer. I've never met anyone who had a bad thing to say about how it plays.

^^that's what it's all about^^ you have a real player

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I don't usually find a use for this smiley , but I like so there you have it.
Steve B.

You'll notice in my videos that even though I've had tons of "American" Kramers the one I play the most is the least expensive one I own. A Focus 1000. It's not a historical , one of one guitar, but it plays it's ass off. That's what's important.

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1986 Focus 1000 "Spidey"
1984 Pacer Special Custom Paint (Won on the Kramer Forum)
1999 Baretta (Holoflash)
1985 Baretta
1990 Baretta 1 Klein Naked lady reverse bound headstock
Stagemaster Deluxe "Guido"

Does anyone have any experience with this model? The Striker 200ST.

https://reverb.com/item/4391029-kramer- ... 80-s-white

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Oh my god, look what the cat dragged in... Livin' my life, sin after sin. Night rolls up and I do it again... Oh my god, look what the cat dragged in.

Ply body, non-locking floyd, cheap electronics.
Best part of these are the necks. They play well. Thicker rosewood(or whatever type) board than the focus necks.

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But let's face it, someone buys a Kramer b/c it has a Floyd.