1980's Kramer Japan JK 1000 Superstrat (George Lynch - Dokken)

1980's Kramer Japan JK 1000 Superstrat (George Lynch - Dokken)A Japanese market JK1000 made in the late 1980's that the previous owner converted into a tribute to George Lynch.. Aged white finish with a tape spray can tiger aesthetic and a banana headstock on the maple neck along with a 22 fret maple fingerboard (648mm scale length), weighs 3. 5kg's. Loaded with a Floyd Rose tremolo, most of the hardware and electronics appear to be original. Good overall vintage condition as pictured basic signs of playwear and

Masterbuilt with 2 sets of 6 strings (rather than traditional 12-string configuration)

Some light signs of wear and tear but no major bumps/dings and overall it presents really well

making it a much rarer guitar than the 57 and 62 reissues

With a comfortable offset body

the neck is straight and the frets have plenty of life

Built in 2010

weighs just over 5kg's

Basswood body with a maple neck and 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (7

four conductor passive humbucker designed for heavy music

Has a brand new output jack installed along with some new pickguard and neck screws

it's factory loaded with a Seymour Duncan SP90-1n soapbar in the neck position and a STL-1 in the bridge position controlled by a master volume (w/hi pass cap) and tone control along with a 3-way switch

No signs of structural damage or repairs