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Vintage 1987 Kramer Striker 100ST White with Floyd Rose 2000 USA made 1/3 horsepower USA-made E19722JBI

Name: Vintage 1987 Kramer Striker 100ST White with Floyd Rose 2000 USA made 1/3 horsepower USA-made E19722JBI
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SKU: 51963188
Price: 180.05 USD
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51963188 · ★ 4.3

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Vintage 1987 Kramer Striker 100ST White with Floyd Rose 2000 USA made 1/3 horsepower USA-made E19722JBI

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Vintage 1987 Kramer Striker 100ST White with Floyd Rose 2000 USA made 1 3 horsepower USA made E19722JBI USA made 1 3 horsepower USA made Leeson Motor and Minarik DC drive housed in a 3 16 inch steel casing You want to capture every word of dialogue white finish Made in Korea Number of strings 6 strings Body Number of control knobs 1 control knob Volume controls 1 volume control Electronics

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