Kramer Karate Kid / Cobra Kai Baretta "Strike First" w/ EVH D-Tuna NEW OLD STOCK

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At Top 40 Guitars customer satisfaction is our first concern. All of our items have a 14 day return policy. If after 14 days you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, please return it for a refund. ...Peace be with you... *all returned items must be in the same condition they were at the time of sale. All original packing must be included. Up for Sale is... "Strike First, strike hard no mercy" Kramer Karate Kid / Cobra Kai Baretta "Strike First" w/ EVH D-Tuna NEW OLD STOCK Through an exclusive deal with Kramer Guitars Top 40 Guitars was able to acquire the last 2 Strike First guitars in stock available in the USA. They are from the year 2021 and will ship in the original box. Once they are gone you can't get this guitar anymore. Perfect for the Karate Kid collector and the inspiring guitar enthusiast. Strike first. Strike hard. The Kramer Baretta “Strike First” is a streamlined metal machine built to deliver a ferocious bite the moment you plug in. Dressed in bold cobra graphics designed by Eric Caspers, this Custom Graphics Collection model brings serious attitude to one of the most iconic single-pickup designs in rock. Under the hood, it’s all business: an alder body for punch and balance, a fast satin-finished maple neck and a Seymour Duncan JB humbucker that’s ready to rip. Rounded out with a Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo and a classic reverse headstock, it’s a guitar that plays fast, feels aggressive and sounds even fiercer than it looks. Alder Body for Punch and Clarity The Baretta’s alder body keeps things tight and focused, delivering a balanced response with strong mids and clear top end. It’s the kind of tonal foundation that lets a high-output pickup like the JB do its thing—cutting through with authority while still holding onto note definition. Whether you’re hammering riffs or leaning into lead work, it stays direct and responsive. 3-Piece Maple Neck Built for Speed and Stability The three-piece maple neck carved to Kramer’s thin pro