Kramer 84 Baretta Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose

No longer available at zZounds
Take your shredding higher with a Kramer 84 Baretta. A modern classic, the Baretta includes a Seymour Duncan humbucker and a Floyd Rose tremolo system.

What's special about this item?

Feature: What it does:
Maple body Long sustain, good projection, bright tone
Seymour Duncan JB pickups Hotter output and smooth, vintage feel
Maple neck Bright tone, full sustain and strength
Floyd Rose locking tremolo Stays in tune through dive bombs or light vibratos

The Kramer classic reborn! One of the most iconic guitars in history, the Kramer 84 Baretta is back! The Kramer 84 Baretta electric guitar's maple body and neck have been updated with accessible truss rod adjustment at the heel (No more taking the neck off like some of those other guys!). The Kramer 84 Baretta retains the 84's sought after profile and 22 fret, 12 inch radius neck. The single USA Seymour Duncan humbucker is 4 lead with series/parallel coil tapping on the push/pull volume control and features a .002mf capacitor volume bleed on its audio taper potentiometer. The Kramer 84 Baretta is loaded with the Floyd Rose locking system for excellent stability and dives with reliability that won't break the bank.

- Bridge: Floyd Rose tremolo
- Controls:
- 1 Volume with push-pull series parallel coil tap
- 1 Tone
- Bridge Pick Up: Seymour Duncan JB
- Body: Maple
- Neck: Maple with Maple Fingerboard
- Radius: 12 inches
- Frets: 22
- Scale: 25.5 inches

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-444-2766
Web: https://www.gibson.com/en-US/Support/Contact

Reviewers gave this product an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. (22 ratings)
Submitted February 1, 2013 by B F

"Better Than Expected"

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
(see rating details)
Verified Customer zZounds has verified that this reviewer made a purchase from us.
I have several 80s-era Kramers and checked out this '84 model. It is far better than one of the other Kramer models I bought last year. better quality and better sound. nice feel to the neck. very good sound if you are into 80s high gain rock. the push=pull pot wired for parallel in a nice option when you dial it down a bit you can get some nice PAF-ish tones, making the guitar more versatile than it looks. prior to buying, I did call Gibson (who owns the Kramer name) and they were quite thorough in answering my questions. much better than some. the guitar feels solid and I have no reason to worry about the quality. there are a lot of guitars out there priced for entry-level, but this is built much better than the price would suggest, especially considering that a new Kramer guitar similar to this in the 80s was going for over a thousand in 80s dollars. if there were any suggestions I could make to Gibson it would be to offer more colors, drop the cheesy bullseye graphics, and offer a case with the Kramer line of guitars. for anyone looking for an 80s-themed hot rod that really delivers, it's hard to go wrong especailly for this price.
35 of 35 people (100%) people found this review helpful. Did you?
Thanks for your opinion!

No longer available at zZounds

In most cases, a product is unavailable because it has been discontinued by the manufacturer