r/KramerGuitars

Image 1 — I played this awesome 450G today
Image 2 — I played this awesome 450G today
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I played this awesome 450G today

So I've never even tried a Kramer. Today I brought in a guitar to get the frets leveled, and I saw this. I didn't even know it was a 70s guitar because the condition is so good. I assumed it was from the 90s or something. It plays phenomenally. The action is super low, the neck feels great, the pickups sound amazing, great sustain, and it stays in tune. I never had interest in Kramer guitars for the 10 years I've played, but now I'll be checking them out when I find them in stores.

I honestly might buy it if I get some funds together. The price is much lower than what most are asking online. It didn't feel super heavy, but I didn't weigh it. My other guitars are like 8.5 lbs. I'm reading these ones can be around 10-11 lbs so that might not feel great on the shoulders.

If anyone has more info they want to share about it, I'd like to hear it! The serial number is 11150.

u/Ok-Seaworthiness2487 — 9 days ago

Kramer Focus 211s

Hello!

I've been looking at a Kramer Focus 211s and I was interested in buying one to have a great cheap guitar to just add my own pickups and upgrade over time but I've heard that the stock tuners aren't very good.

Anyone who has a focus 211s and have done work to it what tuners should I get for it if I end up buying one?

Might as well ask as well, but is this guitar worth buying in general as an instrument to upgrade over time?

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u/aeth3r_with_a_3 — 7 days ago

Need help identifying this Kramer

It looks like early 1980s Kramer Voyager but knobs are different.

Would appreciate any thoughts, guys.

u/Diwyve_Band — 14 days ago