Gary Kramer

[Flatpicker]

Check out these Kramers? The V and the Custom look awesome. Has anybody had a chance to try them?

http://www.garykramerguitar.com/Kramertorium.html

[skorb]

you would have to pay me to play that

everyone has their price

[guitarsjb]

Uhm..yuck. I'm with skorb.

[Racerx2k]

Ow!!!! My Eyes!!!

[slash-ed]

Looks like a Roswell Rhoads to me...

And I hate Roswell Rhoads's...

[Razor]

Dayum those are some ugly assed guitars.

Nothing to see here...move along.

[straycat]

Uggggh!

[MountainDog]

I saw and felt (briefly) the Custom at the NAMM show, felt great and seemed to be high quality, I definitely wouldn't mind getting one of them. If I remember correctly they said they wouldn't be out for several months though:
http://www.garykramerguitar.com/Custom.html

[sonicsamurai]

ah man one is even called the KRAMERTORIUM!!! :ROTF:

the simulator and turbulence guitars are just hideous and unnecessary

[zeegler]

Hey, I'm not really a fan of the shapes so much, but they look like exceptionally well made pieces. Plus, it's nice to see someone trying something a little different.

[AimingHigh]

No disrespect to Gary Kramer, but these guitars ain't Kramers.
His story is kind of similar to Wayne Charvel's--Gary bowed out of the Kramer company within the first year of their existence, (1976) and I don't think they parted ways amicably. At least Wayne knows a thing or two about building guitars. These "Delta Wings" etc--the higher end ones are made in US by a luthier named Leo Scala, but the majority are made in Korea.
I much prefer the retro-looking axes the former Kramer production manager Paul Unkert is putting out: http://www.unkguitars.com

George