Kramer Pacer Deluxe Animal Series Lion Graphic 1985 w/Hard Shell Case (Mods)

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Vintage Kramer USA Pacer Deluxe in Animal Series Lion Graphic finish made in 1985 with Hard Shell Case. This guitar features a solid poplar body, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. Equipped with two Seymour Duncan SSL-1 Vintage Staggered Strat single coils in the neck and middle positions and a Seymour Duncan SH-6 Duncan Distortion in the bridge position. Controlled by 1 volume pot, 2 tone pots, a 5-way blade switch and a 3-way mini toggle switch for coil tapping the bridge pickup. The 25.5" scale length neck has acrylic dot inlays and white side markers with 22 jumbo frets with a medium "C" profile. The hardware is comprised of black Gotoh sealed die-cast tuning machines with cloche heads, a Floyd Rose Locking nut, a surface-mounted Floyd Rose Original Double Locking Tremolo bridge and black top hat knobs with a single ply black pickguard. This Kramer guitar has been carefully inspected, set up, and documented. However, it was acquired as part of a large collection, and many guitars in that collection have been modified, repaired, assembled from multiple instruments, or fitted with replacement parts over the years. We have made every effort to describe this guitar accurately and disclose any relevant information to the best of our knowledge. We do not intend to misrepresent the instrument in any way. If you have any questions about this guitar or believe any information in the listing may be inaccurate, please feel free to contact us. We welcome any additional information and are happy to clarify details before purchase. This guitar is in overall good condition. There is some finish checking throughout the body and the neck pocket has a couple of finish splits. There are small dings and dents, mostly on the sides. The back of the body has belt rash and a few deeper scratches. Some of the frets are on the flatter side. The scarf joint on the neck can be felt. The neck heel was re-drilled at some point in its life, possibly making it from a different Kramer. On