Haha yes 😂😂😆😆

He shot marvin.

I thought he’s Tommy Lee Jones’s good looking brother

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@scared08ph ..in the face!

I have an Anti- Jackson American Pacer- it's badass!! My guy (Gary Brawer ) used to work for Steve Vai, Joe Satch, Grateful Dead and all of the Bay Area pros..He has shop in Berkeley

I read lil Wayne lol

@@Brewed.tea. That's definitely wack.

He looks a bit like Cisco Ramon from The Flash series too

@@zkateyguy facts

Oh yes you will mine ... I just bought the creamy white version with rosewood neck can’t wait to get her

Lol

Dude awesome! haha

Yikes

Beautifully written

Excellent poem my friend!

👏👏👏👏👏

Make this man the spokesperson for Kramer during Namm.

hahaha quite good poem, dude, you can make a song with it, congrats ;)

how is it????

No that’s 80’s! Warrant use to do the shoulders thing!

Thin neck's are the best for playing fast, seems like most people miss that when buying guitars.

@@redgreen6436 yep, but cramp hands when playing live for hours at a time, poor eating habits paired with low hydration when touring, but if you take care of yourself, thin necks walk around like no other. I like a compound neck myself, but this sounds like they do shape profiling really well. That's the other secret, Jazz bass like neck Tapering on a Kramer. Fat back, skinny throat.

I absolutely love Kramer guitars, especially the Beretta model with the push pull knob, it really does give you a full range of sound. I'm a novice plaer so I really appreciate the simplicity of the control setup, by far my favourite guitar out there. I only wish they made one with a natural finish.

I like Kramer guitars. You must have one in 80s. When it ran out of business, I felt like heartbreaking. I agree with Max, Gibson doesn't respect the Kramer brand.

I had a 80's Kramer Focus 1000 with that kind of neck, I've been looking to find another guitar like that like that since then.Most guitars supposedly made for fast playing like Jacksons etc. don't usually have that really narrow neck and string spacing which makes it really good to play fast.

He had this one out because it fits the guitar, which is also out of this world.

Yes! Out of this world is a good description of Kee Marcello's solos on that album as well.

Ha ! The EUROPE in the background....seriously did laugh out loud

Yeah, the matching paint and that logo sold me. I have a purple one, love it.

Supernatural 9R Didn’t Kmart used to sell them?

YEAH 1997

Only because of Eddie. Not the best, just most popular.

@No Name No Sir. To each is own. My $120.00 Squier Strat plays better than my Wolfgang does(I'm a Strat guy) As long as it's comfortable for you, that's all that matters. A name don't mean nuthin'😬

Kramer late 80s USA made, the super thick Brazilian Rosewood. Only Ibanez prestige lines compare today.

SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111ONE

Seriously, when I heard that ad on the radio as a 10-year-old boy, I was jumping for joy!

they buy these companies out so they can kill them and keep them from becoming competition . that way they don't have to improve the quality of the crap they slap their logo on these days.

@Wise Guy indeed. I believe this may have been a similar case as with Fender buying Jackson under similar circumstances (early 2000s, both companies being bankrupt). Despite being the big names in the guitar industry, neither Gibson nor Fender could really compete against these Superstrat brands back in their heyday, all their attempts at building something similar were poorly received. As the market for this type of guitars decreased due to the loss in popularity of 80s hair metal, some of these brands couldn't keep up with the times and failed, giving a good opportunity to both Gibson and Fender to control and be competitive in this specific market while having the main brand focusing on their signature instruments. Notice IMO Jackson isn't doing that much better these days, while I'm a big fan of the pre-Fender guitars, up until very recently they lacked any sort of innovation and were light years behind what Ibanez is doing. Even nowadays, they put a lot of focus in their budget JS line (that may not look like it but definitely feels budget) and then the intermediate quality Indonesian models still don't even come close to the old Japanese-made ones in terms of quality.

Blah, blah blah just saying the same internet dribble. Gibson quality blah blah blah.

Yea if you want a modern, shred-y style guitar Ibanez or Schecter are probably your best bet

@@horse_dog charvel

P.O.S. guitar. Suppose it's worth $180 though

And Reb Beach

This aint the fucking band

@@barrymiller2272 what makes it a POS

@@rayota260 ya get what ya pay for...believe me...I own 167 guitar's! That "tone wood" is IKEA...haha. But also enough effects on it.. you may get a great sound haha

He loves trimming the fat from packaging, his physique, and all the hype about expensive brands. This guys doesn't just use a Ninja for fitness(blender), the Ninja takes lessons when he does unboxings, and blushes.

Tennessee? I know about a decade back he lived there.

@@anthonynoe8889 North Carolina on the outer banks.

for some reason I read we eat his wife for dinner, lel

@@maxmustardman298 I reread it after reading your comment and for a split second it does look that way. Weird!

Anthony Noe kill devil hills. Dennis anderson. Been there many times

You should upload a vid as soon as it gets to you!!!

Thanks a ton!

This one or a JS-11?

Just curious, what makes you a fan of single pick up guitars? I would think the lack of tone options without other pickups to switch to would be a hindrance.

@@Davivd2 For me since i am mainly a guitar player that plays extreme metal music, I only use the bridge pickup and the tone knob is on full every time, Now, i definitely use the neck pickup for leads and cleans and once in a while i roll of the tone knob for different tones, but for the most part the bridge pickup i use 100 percent of the time. As far as advantages for a 1 pu/ 1 volume, I'd say less noise, less work when switching pickups, magnet pull on the strings from the neck pickup might have an effect on sustain? But then again this is just preference and my opinion. But yes, the lack of tone options without other pickups to switch to would be a hindrance, totally agree... This is why us guitarist have more than one guitar.

@@snowdevil7727 If i were to choose, I'd go with a Jackson JS22 or the JS32 series, They are a bit more than the $179 price point but are well built, the necks are unfinished and incredibly slim, they offer a variety of shapes, from the dinky, king v, rhoads, kelly and now the monarkh (les paul style shape) But then again this is all just preference, if you are on a budget and like the Kramer its definitely not a bad choice, it is a straight up simple guitar that's ready to go. If you mainly use the bridge pickup go for that, but if your specific genre of music that you play needs a wide variety of tones then the JS-11 will do since it can offer more.

@@Davivd2 I'm with you on that. I could never own a 1 pickup guitar. The neck and bridge pickups have such different tonal characteristics, and you never know what the song is going to call for as far as tone goes. I will never own a single pickup guitar, it's such a waste to me. To each their own I guess

Glad you like them!

What went down with SONAR ??

Gibson sold Cakewalk Sonar to BandLab, and now Sonar is an online version of Artist meets Platinum. I got Sonar Artist for $99 like the year before that went down, after having Sonar 4 PE do years...

And now Mesa Boogie!

@@sideparting6845 thats the killer, they own Mesa. It kills me, the most irresponsible legacy guitar brand by far, holds Mesa? Where the hell was Fender on that one? They would've kept it closer to true and not hired the price a trillion dollars. They probably would have shipped the stuff to Ensenada, and they'd actually be cheaper, while the same.

That is a box cutter not a sword

@@mobaisnevercomingback7016 my apology. I've been wrong all my life. Maybe it's always has been a box cutter after all

LOL

Welcome!

Put Grover 406C6’s or any other locking tuner on them. Either that or the strings are still stretching, as what happened when I picked up my Ibanez Mikro. Switching to locking tuners definitely improved tuning stability. Another thing to look at is lubing the nut slots and saddles with graphite to prevent the strings binding and causing erratic tuning issues. Other than that, get a professional setup. I’ve seen too many people literally throw away good gear that only needed a good setup to play great.

Consider me jealous. I ordered mine (purple as well) early june and i'm still waiting for it :( But i'm glad that they are in such high demand, maybe 80's shred guitars will make a big comeback, with gibson and fender jumping on the train.

@@taimaishu-nao1922 tuning pegs are one of the least likely parts of a guitar to give problems. It's a either a problem of the nut, saddles or both. Either way, rather than changing pegs, I'd recommend changing the bridge for one of the cheaper Wilkinson models. Drop in replacement and way, way better than any OEM 6 screw trem you might find.

@@wea69420 There seems to be a misconception that locking tuners will magically improve tuning stability. In my experience it's almost always the nut that's the culprit.

@@wea69420 actually I have one of these as well. Guitars are great look and feel. Tuners and electrical switches and stuff are where they cheaped out. They are garbage tuners. Bind and so on.

Thanks!

Agreed! I loved his playing on the Europe - out of this world album…. better than John Norum in my opinion.

@@TarynnElizabeth619 well I don't know about that. Go check out Don Dokkon's solo album up from the ashes. That's all John Norum. Probably the greatest tone and some of the greatest solo work I've heard

How is the guitar?

They have them on Amazon?

What would you do with it?

I got this same guitar early back in February randomly off the shelf from Sam ash. So far I’ve added a brass block, SD Distortion, Brass Nut, Locking tuners!

definitely, got a good deal on a used high output lace alumitone that matched the blue color, upgraded the electronics with a cts push-pull, bone nut, strings. Happy with it for now but will upgrade the tuning machines and mod the trim or replace it with an FL special at some point.

@@emanuelhuff3263 FR, aftermarket pickup, higher output pot.

I certainly hope so!

I have 3 swords

You’ll need it when Rome rises again.

I do, why do you not have Ulfbert? Come on, man! Edit: Warning, they are exactly like guitars and cars and guns, once you start.... you will not stop collecting them.

Probably because Dio was swinging one around in the video. I think he even had a "shawl" made out of some sort of dead critter, points for authenticity. R.I.P, there is less coolness in the world, now that he has left us.

You're welcome!

Also, I’m general it is a really nice guitar. The pickup and everything are pretty good in my opinion, and it plays nice.

Look up the Kramer Focus VT 211s, direct strat rip off down to the neck plate. Play authentic.

It’s been a year. How is the guitar?

@@arigreen5845 The guitar is still amazing. I truly believe this is the best bang for the buck. Sounds and plays like a much more expensive guitar. Even my friends that don’t play guitar want one! Take care

@@willdickerson2921 thank you for responding. That’s great to hear!