This Kramer BluesBreaker 512S was made in Japan during the late 1980s and plays and sounds great! This guitar features an HSS pickup configuration with one volume control, and 3 on/off switches that offer a wide variety of different tones. The neck-through design is a great feature as well and the neck feels very fast provided by the ebony fretboard.
This guitar shows some cosmetic wear from over the years that includes various surface scratches, scuffs, and dents throughout the body from normal play. There is various chips throughout including the tip of the headstock and underneath the strap button on the upper horn. The binding has aged from over time and the hardware and pickups also show normal patina that is consistent with aging. There's also a small finish crack coming from one of the screw holes that attaches the nut on the back of the neck, near where it meets the headstock. Despite the cosmetic wear, everything is structurally solid, and everything functions great. The frets feel great along the neck with life left, exhibiting only normal light play wear and the electronics work as they should.
This guitar comes freshly set up with D'addario EXL120 (9-42) strings. The electronics were previously serviced with the lower mini toggle switches replaced. The bridge pickup ring, spring cover, and tremolo arm are later replacements. This guitar is otherwise original.
Includes the pictured gig bag.
Make: Kramer
Model: BluesBreaker 512S SSH
Year: 1987
Fretboard Material: Rosewood
Fretboard Radius: 12"
Scale length: 25.5"
Weight: 8.53 pounds
Nut Width: 1.64"
Neck Width at 12th fret: 2.02"
Neck Thickness at 1st fret: 0.78"
Neck Thickness at 12th fret: 0.88"
Case/bag: Includes the pictured gig bag
Made in Japan
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