1980's Kramer Japan JK 1000 Superstrat (Aged White)

1980's Kramer Japan JK 1000 Superstrat (Aged White)A Japanese market JK1000 made in the late 1980's. Aged white finish with a matching banana headstock on the maple neck along with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length), weighs 3. 2kg's. Loaded with a Fernandes Head Crasher locking tremolo, aftermarket button tuners and a vintage Seymour Duncan "JBJ" stickered humbucker controlled by a master volume knob. Good overall vintage condition as pictured basic signs of playwear and a few

so the effect wasn't the biggest seller at the time of it's release

the Time knob controls the length of the delays and the 4 way Mode toggle switches between delay settings and sampler settings

The frets are shiny and smooth and the neck is straight with a fully adjustable truss

countered medium profile set mahogany neck with a 22 fret ebony fingerboard (abalone inlays

Pots were flushed and cleaned prior to listing along with a restring and basic setup

3kg's (making it much more playable than some of the 5kg builds from a similar era)

This one has a factory tremolo system installed that functions like a Kahler model

Poplar body with the deep "Blue Denim" finish bolted to a slim maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length

Thinner 60's style neck profile is a breeze to play

Frets are original and have some light wear but still play smooth

24 fret ebony fingerboard (triple triangle inlays) and a slim mahogany neck with two maple stripes up the back

A budget friendly model sold at Shimokura Gakki store in Japan