1986 Kramer Baretta -
owned by Eddie Ojeda of Twisted Sister
1989 Kramer Pacer
Custom II
1990 Kramer Pacer
Custom I
2006 Kramer Custom
1993
Jackson USA
Dinky / PC-1
2005 Warmoth
2009 Warmoth
2010
Floyd Rose Discovery "Carved "Rose" Custom
1993 Washburn D-10
Kramer Aluminum Neck Guitars, 1978-1980. My collection includes a "Kramer Sticks its Neck Out" poster reprint by
Gary Kramer, and a Gary Kramer signed paperweight/sales tool.
Another view of my current Kramer lumie collection.
Rare Kramer Pacers, lawsuit "Strat" headstock. I am always looking for more like these.
1981-1983 Kramer Vanguards -- ready for liftoff!
1985 Kramer Baretta Custom Order "Holy Grail"-- creme with maple fretboard.
JJ French of Twisted Sister
and the unique 1986 Kramer Baretta with factory "Come Out and Play" graphic
by Dennis Kline. Kramer had made several graphic guitars for Twisted
Sister, the most famous of these being JJ's 1987
"Love is for Suckers"
baretta. In 1986 Kramer made two "Come out and Play" guitars and handed
them to the band after their NYC Radio City Music Hall show. Dee Snider received a
"Manhole Cover"
graphic guitar and Jay Jay French received the above guitar. It changed
hands and was owned by Eddie Ojeda before being given
to a friend, sold at a guitar show, and finally appearing at a New York Sam Ash Music in 2002. Here's what the guitar
originally looked like at Kramer Guitars before Eddie swapped in the pink Dimarzio Megadrive he favored
at the time.
Please help me find a photo of Eddie Ojeda with this guitar and I will send you a totally cool gift! I have had two conversations
with Eddie about this guitar, but I have no photo proof.
Here's Eddie on a March 1988 guitar show, just months after the official announcement of Twisted Sister's breakup.
Notice the similar graffiti paintjob on his Jackson, and pink Dimarzio Megadrive
bridge humbucker.
1989-1990 Kramer Pacers Custom I and II, with artwork by Dennis Kline and with holoflash finish.
Custom guitar designed and assembled by George. Warmoth neck and body; airbrushed by Shadoe McKee of
Beyond Custom Guitars. The story of "Tank Guitar 2005" may be read Here!