Kramer Striker Figured Electric Guitar, Wild Ivy

Spesifikasi Kramer Striker Figured Electric Guitar, Wild Ivy

Kramer Striker Figured Electric Guitar, Wild Ivy

Description
The Kramer Striker Figured HSS Floyd Rose electric guitar is a sleek entry into the high-performance, shred-ready world of Kramer instruments. Along with its eye-catching AAA flame maple veneer, it features a satin-finished maple neck with a Kramer K-Speed SlimTaper C-shaped profile that’s fast, easy to play and highly comfortable. Enjoy wide-reaching sonic versatility thanks to the Kramer Alnico 5 HB-1 zebra-coil humbucker at the bridge, and two Alnico 5 SC-1 single-coil pickups delivering sparkling cleans and hard-rocking tones. The licensed Floyd Rose locking vibrato provides all the whammy and theatrics that you want while keeping you in tune. Additional appointments include an Indian laurel fingerboard, die-cast tuners, a mahogany body and black hardware.

Features

• AAA flame maple veneer top with a mahogany body
• Maple neck in a Kramer K-Speed SlimTaper C-shaped profile
• Indian laurel fingerboard with 24 frets and white dot inlays
• Kramer Alnico 5 HB-1 zebra-coil humbucker at the bridge, and dual Alnico 5 SC-1 single-coil pickups at the middle and neck
• Colour Red & Wild Ivy

Specifications
Body

• Body type: Double cutaway
• Top wood: AAA flame maple veneer
• Body wood: Mahogany
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Neck

• Neck shape: Kramer K-Speed SlimTaper C
• Neck wood: Maple
• Scale length: 25.5" (648 mm)
• Neck finish: Satin
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Fingerboard

• Material: Indian laurel
• Number of frets: 24
• Inlays: White dots
• Nut width/material: 1.62 in. (41.3 mm) licensed Floyd Rose R2 locking nut
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Electronics

• Configuration: HSS
• Neck: Proprietary single coil
• Middle: Proprietary single coil
• Bridge: Proprietary humbucker
• Control layout: Master volume, Master tone
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Hardware

• Bridge type: Tremolo/Vibrato
• Bridge design: Licensed Floyd Rose
• Tuning machines: Die-cast
• Color: Black
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Other
Number of strings: 6 string
Case: Sold separately
Orientation: Right-handed

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