Kramer Voyager - 1982 USA Vintage American 1980s Star
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Up for sale is a 1982 Kramer Voyager, made in the USA,
This guitar features a 22 fret maple neck and fretboard. Single Schaller humbucking pickup, simple control layout with 1 volume and 1 tone control, and a standard tremolo.
According to VintageKramer.com Kramer’s early-’80s American Series instruments commonly used Schaller pickups.
Condition is very good overall. The guitar shows some light scratches and normal signs of playing wear consistent with age, frets in good shape with very little wear. Neck plate slightly convex. Extra high E string slot int the nut, possibly done to adjust string spacing. Comes with an aftermarket fitted gig bag. Please review all photos for the most accurate cosmetic condition.
- 1982 Kramer Voyager
- Made in USA
- Maple neck / 22 fret Maple fretboard
- Black finish
- Single Schaller humbucking pickup, cream w/ cream bezel
- Standard tremolo bridge w/ trem arm
- Includes fitted gig bag
This is a great piece for a Kramer collector, ’80s guitar fan, or player looking for a USA-made vintage Kramer with a distinctive shape and straightforward rock setup.
Sold as pictured.
| Listed | 13 days ago |
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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