Left Handed Lefty Silver/Grey Kramer Striker 615 1987-'88 Model NO CASE NO BAG

Happy to take a reasonable offer on this if you've got one to make. No lowballers!

This is a left handed, Kramer Striker 615 model. One owner!

If you love hard rock, you want this guitar. It has two screaming Duncan designed single coils for screaming leads and a humbucker in the bridge for rhythm chords and vamping. It *rocks*.

Very unusual to find these in lefty. Korean made, circa I would say 1988 or '89 or so. They weren't making lefties back then. This is a gen u wine lefty Kramer from the OLD company, the REAL Kramer!

Neck is straight as an arrow, intonation is gorgeous, the G chord and the D chord both sound beautifully, gorgeously in tune. It sounds *amazing*, a great killer sound for 80s rock or 90s hard rock--if you're in a cover band that plays 80's-90s stuff, this is what you'd want.

Its an SF serial with a black plate, and that plus the headstock logo, plus the non engraved truss rod, plus the fact that the pickups were "Duncan designed" indicates '87-'89.

It has a genuine Floyd Rose II bridge.

It comes in a great silver/grey finish with very little wear--some on the top and bottom edges and wear on the back of the neck from a sweaty thumb sliding up and down.

Here's what's wrong with it:

the neck and middle pickups are not connected

the bridge pickup has a coil splitter switch that has been disconnected.

the bar part to the Floyd Rose II bridge is missing.

The lock part to the locking nut is missing.

obviously, the knobs are missin

The previous owner tells me that he did these mods because he only ever used the one bridge pickup and never dive bombed the bridge. They are very, very reversible.

Otherwise, the fine tuners work, the bridge works and in general its just a SMOKIN' HUMMER of an instrument.

No case, no bag.

I bumped the price a little higher than a straight 615, because its lefty and there just weren't too many of them. What's wrong with this git is an hour job to fix. Its very functional. Gonna try to get over to the hardware store to get an allen key to put a high E string on this before you buy it.