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as an owner of both, of various types at various times, I can say, there honestly isnt enough of a difference to pick a favourite.
"but Kramer's American line was made in Japan, wah-wah-wah" did it say ANYWHERE on those guitars that they were MADE in the USA? Nope. So that idiot idea is down the drain.
*** To clear up the 1985 and prior with the "Made In Usa" plates, those guitars were in fact, made in the USA, or Canada, by Lasido (Canada), and Sports (USA). Even in the ESP case, they were assembled in Jersey
basically, the 2 companies are the same, only with Jackson offering crazier shapes, and Kramer offering better hardware as stock shit.
In the end, they are just pieces of wood, I dont give a fuck who touched it, or who's name is on it. its a god-damned stick attached to another stick, attached to some pieces of steel and plastic
"but Kramer's American line was made in Japan, wah-wah-wah" did it say ANYWHERE on those guitars that they were MADE in the USA? Nope. So that idiot idea is down the drain.
*** To clear up the 1985 and prior with the "Made In Usa" plates, those guitars were in fact, made in the USA, or Canada, by Lasido (Canada), and Sports (USA). Even in the ESP case, they were assembled in Jersey
basically, the 2 companies are the same, only with Jackson offering crazier shapes, and Kramer offering better hardware as stock shit.
In the end, they are just pieces of wood, I dont give a fuck who touched it, or who's name is on it. its a god-damned stick attached to another stick, attached to some pieces of steel and plastic
now BC Rich's Gunslinger and ASM series may take that spot over for that price ranger, but who's to say if BCR does the Music Yo/Kramer idiot trick of not manufacturing the guitars they advertise 
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