It's a cool guitar into the price if you can find one there not that bad. This is a for a hard rock or metal playing guitarist. This is an not for someone who is into indie rock or pop rock or anything like that. This is a cool guitar if you're into the pointy headstock 80s shred guitars. Overall it sounds very good if you like the tone of the super Strat style bodies with these high output pick ups installed. This is a very explosive guitar when you get a lot of tubes saturation. This guitar is not a sound that great as a clean and guitar for country or pop music. So if you're using it with a high gain Marshall amplifier or a Mesa boogie or anything that puts out a lot of saturation or distortion in his guitars to be a good complement to that amplifier. The tone of this guitar is best when used with a high gain amplifier of some sort. It comes with a volume control and a tone control as well as a pick up selector. You also get a tremolo system that get you do squealing high gain 80s sounds. This is a bolt on neck guitar that features a humbug or pick up in the bridge position a Singapore pick up in the middle' pick up in the neck position. There are every bit as high quality guitars as the US standard guitars.

Essentially this is the same guitar as a USA made pacers but it just didn't have that USA stamp on the side. It was made over in Japan and for the price it gave the budget musician away of getting a super Stratocaster guitar at a more affordable price. This is the Japanese version of the Pacer custom guitar from Kramer. These are the kind guitars that you would've seen 80s metal bands use and overall pretty much any person you play hard rock metal back in the 80s. These guitars are basically super stratocasters in which I mean they have the Stratocaster body that Fender makes but they added a humbucker in the bridge position as well as a Floyd Rose or another tremolo system of some sort. Kramer was known primarily in the 80s for a sleazy style guitar instrument.

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