Kramer 1983 Baretta Reissue Electric Guitar with Case, Ebony

Spesifikasi Kramer 1983 Baretta Reissue Electric Guitar with Case, Ebony

Kramer 1983 Baretta Reissue Electric Guitar with Case, Ebony

The Legendary '83 Baretta Returns

Ask any Kramer enthusiast what the Holy Grail of vintage instruments is, and they'll agree — unanimously — that it's the '83 Baretta. Originally intended as a signature model for Edward Van Halen, the '83 was greatly influenced by the legendary musician's iconic Frankenstrat. Furthermore, the '83 proved to be one of the earliest factory-built examples of what would eventually become known as a Superstrat. Re-created from detailed 3D imaging from original samples, the Kramer 1983 Baretta Reissue is a spot-on reproduction of an '83. Like the original, the reissue boasts all-maple construction, a ruler-flat rosewood fingerboard, and a slanted reverse-zebra, PAF-style humbucker. And, of course, since no guitar would be shred-worthy without a double-locking trem, the 1983 Baretta Reissue sports a Floyd Rose Original. Period-correct 90-degree Gotoh tuners and a large, non-angled headstock round out this once-in-a-lifetime solidbody electric guitar. Players searching for the definitive Kramer can stop looking; the 1983 Baretta Reissue has returned.

Stripped-down, high-performance shred machine
Boasting a vintage-correct '83 design, the 1983 Baretta Reissue is a stripped-down, high-performance shred machine. Its maple body exhibits a mega-bright sound with super-long sustain and truckloads of mix-penetrating bite. Its unfinished maple neck features a sleek, historic 1983 Baretta profile and a lightning-fast, 22-fret, 16-inch-radius rosewood fingerboard. And, just like an authentic vintage '83 Baretta, the reissue sports an oversized, non-angled headstock. The original '83 Baretta came loaded with a single Schaller Golden 50 pickup, which was a PAF-style humbucker. For the 1983 Baretta Reissue, Kramer chose its closest modern equivalent: the Seymour Duncan '59. Like the Golden 50, the '59 is a classic Seth Lover PAF-style humbucker, voiced similar to the pickup you'd find on a late-1950s Les Paul. 

Floyd Rose tremolo for twisting, bending, and dive-bombing
Do you dive-bomb? Shriek? Squeal? Flutter? Of course you do! Similar to other high-performance solidbody electric guitars, the 1983 Baretta Reissue comes equipped with a rock-solid Floyd Rose Original double-locking trem. It can be used for subtle vibrato or full-blown dive bombs — the choice is yours. Either way, you'll experience the same response and tuning stability that you'd expect from a Floyd Rose. Whether you use it or abuse it, you'll have trouble knocking the 1983 Baretta Reissue out of tune.

Features:
A spot-on reproduction of an '83 Kramer Baretta — the Holy Grail of vintage Kramer guitars
Re-created from detailed 3D imaging from original samples
Maple body exhibits a bright sound with long sustain and plenty of mix-penetrating bite
Unfinished maple neck features a sleek, historic 1983 Baretta profile
Lightning-fast, 22-fret, 16-inch-radius rosewood fingerboard
Slanted, reverse-zebra Seymour Duncan '59 delivers authentic PAF-style humbucker tones
Single volume knob with a CTS potentiometer
Floyd Rose Original double-locking trem for dive-bombing, shrieking, squealing, and fluttering
Period-correct 90° Gotoh tuners
Vintage-accurate oversized, non-angled headstock

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