Introduced by Kramer in the late 1980's, the 100 series were Korean made shredders aimed at getting more Kramer models onto the market before the company bankruptcy in 1990.
Aged white finish on an arched slim Dinky style body bolted to a maple neck with a reverse headstock, a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (43mm nut width, 648mm scale length), weighs 3.7kg's. Loaded with Kramer branded tuners, a Floyd Rose II locking tremolo system along with three original "Designed by Seymour Duncan" (missing cover on the bridge pickup).
Good overall condition as pictured with only basic wear from general use. The neck is straight and the truss works as it should, the frets are shiny and smooth with plenty of life left.
