Musikmesse 2011 ニュース
This is a cool guitar if you're into the pointy headstock 80s shred guitars. This is an not for someone who is into indie rock or pop rock or anything like that. This is a for a hard rock or metal playing guitarist. It's a cool guitar into the price if you can find one there not that bad. I recommend this to anyone is looking for a court...
All in all I think the Kramer 1984 is a great reissue of the classic Kramers. Though it's pretty simple, it sounds and feels the part, plus it has quality craftsmanship. They can be picked up for about $700 used which is a decent deal overall. It'd be nice if Kramer reintroduced the USA line of guitars since they were doing so well with it befor...
All in all I think the Kramer Baretta is a really excellent example of the 80s superstrat. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some of the later models, but it has that tone that everyone wanted or had back in the time of big hair and flashy guitars. They can be picked up for under $1,000 used which is a killer deal considering the qua...
All in all I give props to Kramer for trying, but this guitar just doesn't do it for me. Maybe it was the one I tried... but the quality control and tone were just enough to make me not enjoy the instrument much at all. The bridge in particular was a sore point - the Floyd Rose bar was so loose that I bet I could've yanked it out with one solid ...
All in all I was very impressed with this guitar for what it was. It did what I wanted and expected it to do, so I was happy enough there. It was definitely a one trick pony, but it did that one trick very well, so I kept it around for a few months until the band I was in dissolved, and thus I sold it to make room for other purchases. I wouldn't...
