Kramer guitars

[Rockinstrat]

Im getting anew guitar , from my old strat, i want a humbucker guitar, but not at a real expensive price like at 500 or 600. I looked at Kramer and they seem nice, I d like to know your opinions.

Try buying a used fender with two single coils and a humbucker. The one's I've heard sound pretty good, just make sure the frets aren't real worn down before you buy one.

[This message has been edited by BadHorsie (edited 06-24-2000).]

[BadHorsie]

whoops, meant to write what's above down here, oh well you get the point. Any questions about what I said just ask or email me.

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[zepo]

Rockin hey I have a Dean Avalanche One it has two singles and a humbucker it sounds really sweet! http://www.deanguitars.com/electrics/avalanche_one.html thankfully Dean is reintroducing thier company and thier line of guitars but with quality part this time get in on the action with Dean before the prices go up. I got mine for 239 brand new...wouldn't trade it for the world.

[trendslayer]

I own a Kramer Baretta guitar I paid 200 bucks for it and I must say it was worth every penny and more. It's twice the value of most good "shred" guitars at half the price. I would go for a kramer baretta. Of course that's just my opinion.

[loner92]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Times, Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by trendslayer:
I own a Kramer Baretta guitar I paid 200 bucks for it and I must say it was worth every penny and more. It's twice the value of most good "shred" guitars at half the price. I would go for a kramer baretta. Of course that's just my opinion.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I've got a Striker 422 (I had a Striker 400 before), it's a great guitar, worth a lot more than I paid, the 400 was good too, but the pickup wasn't "bridgey" enough. I plan on getting a fixed bridge Baretta soon.