The Baretta is part of the Kramer Original Collection and is a tribute to one of the most iconic and original guitar designs in rock. Featuring a maple body, hard maple neck, a single Seymour Duncan® JB™ zebra-coil humbucker, and a Floyd Rose® 1000 series tremolo with a R2 1000 series locking nut.

Featuring a powerful Alnico 5 “zebra-coil” humbucker with a single volume control, chrome hardware, a tone-rich mahogany body, maple neck with a granadillo fretboard, and a Kramer Traditional Tremolo. Available in Black and Vintage White.

The Kramer Baretta, introduced in 1983, was a guitar manufactured by the Kramer guitar company, which was originally located in New Jersey. The Baretta featured a Floyd Rose locking tremolo system and one Reverse Zebra Schaller Golden 50 humbucking pickup.

Kramer - Baretta - Electric Guitar - Jumper Red The Baretta is part of the Kramer Original Collection and is a tribute to one of the most iconic and original guitar designs in rock.

Re-created from detailed 3D imaging from original samples, the Kramer 1983 Baretta Reissue is a spot-on reproduction of an '83. Like the original, the reissue boasts all-maple construction, a ruler-flat rosewood fingerboard, and a slanted reverse-zebra, PAF-style humbucker.

The modern Baretta delivers more of the same screaming tone and effortless playability, delivered through a single Seymour Duncan JBTM humbucker and a genuine Floyd Rose.

The Kramer 1983 Baretta Reissue incorporates a Seymour Duncan ’59 SH-1 bridge humbucker with reverse zebra coils. Offset and slanted at an angle, this was originally done to compensate for the tremolo’s wider string spacing relative to the humbucker’s narrower pole pieces.

The Kramer Baretta Special solidbody electric guitar delivers rock-ready performance, explosive tone, and big value. It's loaded with an open-coil "zebra" humbucker, builts with Alnico V magnets for a vibrant voice that begs for distortion.

The Kramer Baretta was a stripped down superstrat with several features setting it apart from other guitars at the time: a single slanted humbucker, single volume control and a large hockey stick shaped headstock.