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

1989 Kramer 100 Series 620 HSS Superstrat w/Floyd Rose (White)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. Aged white finish on an arched slim Dinky style body bolted to a maple neck with a reverse headstock, a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (43mm nut width, 648mm scale length), weighs 3. 7kg's. Loaded with Kramer branded tuners, a Floyd Rose II locking tremolo system along with three

Japanese hardware with upgraded 50's wiring (Sprague capacitors) and locking Gotoh tuners

the Washburn A10 was a mid-range model from the Stage Series

as they are precision tools

this one appears all original and was given a full professional setup prior to listing so it plays nicely with a straight neck and shiny frets

most technologically advanced effects pedal power supply of its size

it's build with a set-neck construction with a slim 60's profile and a 22 fret rosewood neck

this is an artist model for Ken Matsudaira of the Japanese visual kei rock band Zi:KILL

Mahogany body with a lightly carved maple cap

Gotoh PAF pickups and PCB mounted pots

Japanese 100-120v socket

controlled by a three-way selector

slim 60's maple/mahogany set neck and a rosewood fretboard (12" radius