Kramer Ferrington S Full Fender Headstock In Really Good Condition, Black Image, Seymour Duncan Pickups, Floyd Rose, Chrome Hardware. In Quite Good Problem, Dark w Grey Graphic, One Humbucker, Adjustable Link, Chrome Metal Equipment, Hardshell Case Included. This popular guitar is definitely now getting produced by Summary Electric guitars via a unique agreement with Floyd Flower.Īlder Body, Maple Throat, Rosewood Fretboard, Schaller Pickups Tuners, Stainless- Hardware, First Floyd Rose, Interesting Azure Burst End. It will be one of the first Barettas made and it was provided to Téd by Dennis Bérardi Andy Papiccio óf Kramer popularity.Ī Look-alike of this Electric guitar is Accessible in Kit Form, Made from the Best Quality Components. Kramer Ferrington S Full Fender Headstock.Top 40 Guitars is a Veteran Owned Business. Dripping with "Mojo" It is used not perfect. Neck, Fingerboard and Headstock are in great shape. The Back has some marks from being held next to the player's body. The Top has a few light scratches and tiny dings. Keep in mind that this is a 35+ year old guitar that has been played. Gig ready on Arrival!Ĭomplete Package with Kramer Hard Shell Case Included!ĭue to CITES Treaty for Endangered Wood (Mahogany, Rosewood) We no longer ship out of the USA.Ĭosmetics: Excellent Condition. They also might make you look good jumping off your amp at the show!Īffordable Vintage Piece of Rock History! They certainly have a rock ‘n’ roll vibe and they look cool on stage. I’m not sure whether Ferrington made the Strat- and Tele-shaped designs before hooking up with Kramer or not, but he designed these, for Kramer and they debuted in 1986, made in Korea. Ferrington’s main thing was to design guitars with asymmetrical or unusual shapes. Rather, it was the last name of Danny Ferrington, somewhat of a celebrity luthier living in Nashville at the time who’d built guitars for a number of stars. Make the acoustic-electric look like a way-cool solidbody electric and you could be both tough and gentle at the same time!įerrington was not a made up marketing name. Leave it to Kramer Guitars to come up with the perfect solution in around 1986: Kramer Ferrington acoustic-electric guitars. But you had your hard rock image to keep up, and, well, let’s face it, an Ovation with wooden epaulets wasn’t exactly going to cut it. This was usually a slower love song-still played loud-that featured some generally elementary fingerstyle guitar playing on an acoustic-electric guitar. Then one day, it became a requisite to incorporate a “power ballad” into your repertoire. But somewhere along the way, the non-stop “heavy metal” of the early years morphed into a poppier hard rock, still full of biting guitar riffs. You know the evolution of popular music in the late 1970s and early 1980s as well as I, so there’s no need to venture a reading here. This example is in excellent condition for a 35 year old guitar - plus, these Ferringtons are getting harder and harder to find, The KFS-2 sports the more aggressive stylings of a Kramer product with the personal touches of Ferrington, and features a Strat-style body, off-round sound hole, and under-saddle pickup with an onboard 2-Band EQ. Endorsed by the likes of EVH and Dweezil Zappa, the KFS-2 (named for its Strat-like body shape), offering players a very unique acoustic electric guitar experience. Debuting in 1986, the Ferrington line was designed by renowned luthier Danny Ferrington - an attempt by Kramer to dive into the "softer" side of hard rock. You are looking at a Vintage 1980's Kramer Ferrington KFS-2 Acoustic-Electric Guitar. RARE Danny Ferrington Designed Kramer KFS-2! Vintage 1980's Kramer Ferrington KFS-2 Acoustic-Electric Guitar! *all returned items must be in the same condition they With your purchase, please return it for a refund. If after 14 days you are not completely satisfied Our customers satisfaction is our first concern.Īll of out items have a 14 day return policy.
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