1980s Kramer 100 Series 610 Gloss White Finish Electric Guitar with Aftermarket Neck

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Used - Very Good Condition Body: there are some finish cracks extending from both sides of the neck pocket; top, back, and sides show some easily noticeable scuff marks, scratches, dings, and dents--moderate buckle rash; the electronics cover, tremolo cover, and neckplate have some obvious scratches on them from normal use Neck, Fretboard, and Headstock: the neck is not original and is an aftermarket addition; the fretboard looks virtually flawless; the back of the neck has a few small scratches, dings, and indentations that are unnoticeable to the touch and should not affect comfort or playability; the front, back, and sides of the headstock have a few small scratches, scrapes, and dings to be found, plus there are two holes on the front from a previous truss rod cover Action and Playability: the action is nice and low, plus the neck is straight and the truss rod functions flawlessly Frets: light wear Hardware: the bridge and saddles look almost flawless, but the tremolo arm is missing; the tuners look fantastic Electronics: all functions flawlessly, but the pickup covers have some scuff marks and scratches on them Includes: electric guitar (tremolo arm and case/gig bag not included) Features Solid body electric Gloss white finish Poplar body Aftermarket maple neck Maple fretboard Black dot inlays 22 jumbo frets Chrome Grover tuners Black Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo system (tremolo arm is missing) 1 x slanted Duncan Designed humbucking pickup with coil-tap toggle (bridge) and 2 x Duncan Designed single-coil pickups (middle and neck) 1 x Volume knob and 2 x Tone knobs 5-way selector switch Scale: 25.5" Nut width: 1.625" Weight: 8 lbs. 0 oz. The Kramer brand was popularized by the legendary Eddie Van Halen back in the '80s and has remained a staple in hard rock and heavy metal ever since! The 100 Series 610 was introduced in 1988 and features a slanted humbucker at the bridge and two single-coil pickups at the neck and middle. And the Floyd Rose double-locking