Kramer Baretta II 1988 Flip Flop White

This is a 1988 Baretta II in the 'dinky', or '7/8' body size, as it is commonly referred to, as opposed to the larger, 'soloist' size. Made by ESP, then painted and assembled by Kramer in Neptune, New Jersey.  Currently set up with SIT 9-42 strings. Color is flip flop white, which appears as a slightly shifting cream color. The neck is thin and fast, with low action, and next to zero fret wear. It has the usual Kramer amendments, as in Schaller tuners, Original Floyd Rose, Floyd Rose lock nut, and Floyd Rose allen wrench holder. It is also equipped with a Seymour Duncan JBJ, which is the coveted Kramer pickup of choice, a JB wound by Maricella Juarez. The electronics cavity appears untouched, and clean as a whistle. Unfortunately, there are two 'dings' on the back corner of the guitar, where the side meets the back. I filled them with CA glue, and touched them up with the closest paint I had to keep them from chipping any further. You can't see them from the front. From the front, you'd never know this guitar was ever played. Plays and sounds like an old school Kramer should, incredible.
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Guitar comes with the original Kramer hardshell case, with 11 mm wrench and hang tags. It will be packed to the hilt and insured.