Kramer SM-1 H Electric Guitar - Shockwave Purple (DEMO)

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*STOCK PHOTOS* Stripped-down, Road-worthy Rocker from Kramer Let your hair down and get ready for some serious metal mayhem with Kramer's SM-1 H Electric Guitar in tow! Though stripped down with simplified controls, the SM-1 H is a no-nonsense machine primed for sonic destruction. Its mahogany body lays a warm and full-sounding tonal foundation for a single Seymour Duncan JB humbucker, an excellent pickup for rock and metal with the flexibility to work well in practically any genre imaginable. Getting to those high frets is never an issue, thanks to the SM-1 H's neck-through construction, with a glass-like ebony fingerboard for quick chord changes and effortless 6-string arpeggio sweeps. Whether it's deep-sea dives or light warbles, the Kramer SM-1 H's Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo is up to the task, representing the cherry on top of this '80s-inspired shredder guitar. Seymour Duncan humbucker supplies furious tone It's hard to tie Seymour Duncan's JB humbucker to a single sound or genre, as its prevalence in everything from country and blues to Top 40 hits and beyond has made it a staple of music history. That said, the JB tends to shine through in particularly aggressive playing styles, a match made in heaven when paired with the SM-1 H. From thick and powerful low-end that makes chugs and chords cut through to detailed highs imbuing solos and leads with the crystal clarity they deserve, the JB delivers in any setting — it comes as no surprise that many guitarists constantly turn to the JB when choosing the perfect bridge pickup. Pair this with a push-pull volume pot to go from series to parallel in an instant, and the JB's expansive voice is fully prepared to meet your playing needs. Floyd Rose: the go-to trem for decades Take a listen to some of your favorite guitar heroes. If bombs, squeals, and dives are a calling card of their style, odds are these tricks were performed with a hard-working Floyd Rose tremolo. From subtle to chaotic, the SM-1 H's Floyd Ros