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Stewart D.

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  1. here is my order. a Baretta with the exact neck in the vid below. 14 inch radius; med-jumbo frets; that pau-ferro type fretboard. recess the floyd. add a single coil at the neck. when can i send my check? \m/
  2. hi all--there is no technical problem with the treble bleed per se. (it is also on the vintages, etc.) it works as it should, essentially as an on/off switch. and it is quite easy to snip off--there are a few YT vids on how to do this. thanks and hang in. \m/
  3. at least as good as your previous one--.
  4. terrific! Kramer needs you on their staff!!---.
  5. having a Baretta with a Floyd and a neck PU as on that (great) special would be terrific.
  6. about a minute of demoing the Baretta Vintage. thanks for watching.
  7. hi--if anyone is interested, i have posted a few vids of playing a Kramer Baretta Vintage. (mine are the best guitars i have ever played.) (these vids are not at all monetized.) in any case, thanks for looking.
  8. Sadly, no admins reply to anything on this forum. I too am waiting for the pewter gray Baretta Vintage. None have been in stock, anywhere, for quite some time.
  9. To me the new Baretta Vintages are as good as any guitar i have played, including my USA Jacksons. I think you should trust how much you like it!
  10. Chris--could you be more specific in what you are asking here? when you say "set up," what do you mean exactly; and how does the current condition of the guitar present special needs?
  11. Stewart D.

    String gauge

    they come with .10s but i do not know the brand.
  12. Stewart D.

    KFT ID Help

    hi--appears to be an '85-'86. imported. (don't know the country.) fwiw.
  13. Griff--fwiw, this board has, as far as i can tell, no admin presence. and emails to "support" can go unanswered. also, the guitars are built overseas. (i think that even those new fancy paint job baretta-ish guitars may be painted in the US but with the same parts as other guitars.) so your best bet might be to take the stock model to a luthier and have it done that way. again, fwiw.
  14. sure. impossible to say without knowing its condition. (maybe go to reverb.com and check sold listings for something similar?)
  15. it appears to be a later (1987+) Striker-line model--made in Korea. if the floyd says "floyd rose II" that would further confirm. (that the neckplate says "neptune NJ usa" does not at all mean the guitar is american.) the woods used in these varied, but they were made cheaply to compete with for example fender's squire line. obviously this is the lower-cost baretta-type. (the above is not intended to reflect poorly on the guitar! it looks in good shape and as usual with a set-up or whatever could be a nice catch.)
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