![]() ![]() ![]() The B Cast Plate guitars appear in what would normally be the 'F' timeframe for Kramer.ġ983-84 Non-angled, Baretta, 'Banana' or 'Hockeystick' headstocks (C3000-C5000) - Necks Made by ESP - Bodies by SportsĬhrome and black plates both of which are flat stamped. We had previously stated that these were not American Series, but new events have uncovered that this may not to be completely true. ![]() We are still researching the mystery of the B cast plates. Many Kline Graphic Barettas have been seen with the B plates. These plates showing up on American Series guitars is somewhat of of a mystery, as we don't know if those were used for American Series guitars assembled in Japan, or if it was for another purpose. These were thought to have been used on Focus 'Classic' models and various overseas type models. There are versions of a B plate that are cast metal, that showed up in the later years for Kramer. Usually, they sport a first letter, then have another letter prefixing the number. Some 'A' and 'B' plates have been spotted on overseas guitars. ex: A A1234 -ġ982-84 'Classic', 'Chicken Beak' headstocks (B2000s-C5000s) - Necks Made by ESP - Bodies by Sports Logo, Made in USA and serial number stamped These serial numbers do not pertain to the new line of Kramers from Musicyo.ġ981-82 Strat copy headstocks (A8000s-B2000) - Necks Made by ESP - Bodies by Sports While there are several places on Vintage Kramer to learn about serial numbers, here is a rundown of serial numbers, with year models and distiguishing characteristics for I.D. Hit the 'Search' button to being your search of the database.You can search for similar models by leaving off the final digit(s) of a model number.(The search is not case sensitive, you can use lower or uppercase letters.) You can search for one model by typing in the EXACT model number.Enter the Model Number that you are looking for in the box below the text 'Model Number'.Most orders are eligible for free shipping! 47923 Number of Frets Clear. Enjoy the lowest prices and best selection of Kramer Electric Guitars at Guitar Center. I have owned it since the late 80's (I thought it was 1985?). Vintage Kramer Baretta Guitar- USA - serial number is Fxxxx which is from late 1987 to late 1989. Although the 'American' Series guitars were made by ESP in Japan, they were assembled in the US. Starting in late 1985, virtually all Kramer guitars were being made by ESP Guitars in Japan. ![]() These numbers are printed using ink or paint (black on most but yellow on black and dark coloured instruments). Similarly # 8 21416 was made in 1988 and was the 21416th guitar to be numbered. So for example guitar #8 0196 was made in 1978 and was the 196th guitar to be numbered using this system. ![]()
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