KRAMER VOYAGER (BODY) / NITE-V PLUS (NECK) HYBRID GUITAR

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KRAMER VOYAGER (BODY) / NITE-V PLUS (NECK) HYBRID GUITAR: Paired an Alpine White Kramer Voyager HH FR body with a Kramer Nite-V Plus ebony-fretboard neck to make this hybrid Kramer guitar - stock Seymour Duncan JB (bridge) trembucker pickup & Jazz (neck) humbucker pickup - added the black Les Paul-type pickguard, brass fine tuners on the Floyd Rose, & changed the knobs to the black knurled dome knobs from the Nite-V Plus body - finally, added some screw eyes for strap hooks, a la Ed. —————————————————————— • BODY WOOD: Mahogany (solid body) • BODY FINISH: Gloss (Alpine White) • BRIDGE (TREMOLO): Floyd Rose FRT1000 - stock steel saddles - stock nickel-plated FR 34mm brass tone block - tremolo arm included • CONFIGURATION: HH • BRIDGE PICKUP: Seymour Duncan JB (TB-4) white trembucker pickup • NECK PICKUP: Seymour Duncan Jazz (SH-2N) white humbucker pickup • CONTROLS: Master Volume, Master Tone ... 3-way mini-toggle switch • CONTROL KNOBS: Black knurled dome • NECK SPECS: - - - - - - - - - > Attachment: Bolt-on - - - > Shaft wood: Maple - - - > Fretboard wood: Ebony - - - > Profile: Slim - - - > Radius: 12” - - - > Nut width: 1.679“ (42.67mm) - - - > Scale length: 25.5” - - - > Frets: 22, Medium Jumbo - - - > Inlays: Thorn • NECK POCKET: Was trimmed back in order to make it possible to play the higher lead notes ——————————————————————- *** Comes with an EVH X-body gig bag.*** - There are some areas on the guitar that look kind of pink and the only thing that I can think that it could be from is the EVH gig bag, due to its red interior lining - the guitar has been stored in the gig bag - I’ll try to remove the pink areas, but I don’t know if it’s going to be a permanent staining. *** EDIT: Update (10/4/25): The pink areas have been cleaned off - they're only still on the plastic covers that are on the pickups & the back covers, which I can remove completely. The guitar will be inside a foam bag inside the gig bag so there shouldn’t be any more discoloration on the guita