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[Hemi-Powered Drone]

The first Russian Roulette seemed like a cool, classic superstrat, I wonder what the II will be like.

 

[ibanezRG1527]

. . . . .my older F-1...

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not to rain on the parade here but ive seen acoustics with better fret access than that black one. . .

anyway! its definitely original and unique but the body's not for me.

the finish and the headstock are fucking killer though!!!!

 

[Hollowway]

not to rain on the parade here but ive seen acoustics with better fret access than that black one. . .

No worries! And I'd love to get one of your acoustics with fret access beyond the 26th fret.

 

[Hollowway]

Corian?

Actually South Corian, to be technical about it.

 

[sheboingo]

The first Russian Roulette seemed like a cool, classic superstrat, I wonder what the II will be like.

 

[sheboingo]

Yeah, it looks like that's going to be the new product line. Those two you listed and the 729-R. Leo said the new web site is pretty close to being done, so we can see what the other models look like. My first guitar ever was an '80s Kramer, so it makes me happy that Leo is putting the name back on the forward edge of design.

Most of it is done now, some minor work left for the custom shop section.

Gary Kramer Guitar

 

[Scrubface05]

That yellow looks incredible.. Wow finish.

 

[FretWizard88]

That is the most ridiculous fucking shape I have ever seen, and for some reason I love it! I really want to play one now.

 

[M3CHK1LLA]

sweet finish

 

[raybeast]

I was wondering, being a 25.5" scale, do you find it a bit cramped up higher than the 24th fret?

 

[Hollowway]

I was wondering, being a 25.5" scale, do you find it a bit cramped up higher than the 24th fret?

I find the 15th fret cramped at 25.5" scale. Most of my guitars are 27" and up, so yeah, it's a little tight. But not too bad, really. Since the upper fret access is so good that it compensates for the narrowness of the fret space. Now, the older Turbulence/F-1s were another story, because those went to 36 frets, most of which weren't usable in a traditional manner. But on the 729R I think they're all doable, unless you have sausage fingers.

 

[Hollowway]

The new GKG site is up. All three models are represented. Check it out. The home page photo is worth the look alone.
Gary Kramer Guitar

 

[raybeast]

Awesome, I may have found a new 7-string investment! You said earlier the neck is pretty thick; with just a visual comparison with my Interceptor Pro it seems noticeably thicker; how would you say it would compare with say, an Agile or Schecter neck?

 

[Hollowway]

Awesome, I may have found a new 7-string investment! You said earlier the neck is pretty thick; with just a visual comparison with my Interceptor Pro it seems noticeably thicker; how would you say it would compare with say, an Agile or Schecter neck?

I only have Agile 8s, and I don't have a Schecter. But it's not Wizard thin, nor is it particularly huge. I'll see if I can't get a proper measurement for you tomorrow. And also it's C shaped. The thing is, for me neck thickness isn't really an issue, so I rarely comment on it. I don't think I've played a guitar that I didn't like the neck on. My deal breakers are upper fret access and neck heels. And this guitar is awesome in those areas.

 

[MaxSwagger]

I just poo'd straight purp. Holy damn that is sexy.