Originally released in 1983, Kramer's Baretta electric guitar was quickly embraced by a new generation of hard rock and metal guitarists. The powerful simplicity of the Baretta's Seymour Duncan '59 pickup is paired with a single volume control and an Original Floyd Rose tremolo with R5 locking nut. This faithful reissue of the 1983 Baretta is made in Japan to vintage specifications and comes with a certificate of authenticity and a Kramer hardshell case.

The original Kramer Barettas produced between 1983-1986 are among the most desirable of the Kramer superstrats. The Baretta was first introduced in 1983 as an Eddie Van Halen signature model. 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. The bridge is an original Floyd Rose tremolo.

The Kramer Baretta Special electric guitar with maple fingerboard is a great way for new players to discover a rock history classic at an accessible price. It features a powerful Alnico V zebra-coil humbucker with a single volume control, a tone-rich mahogany body and a Kramer Traditional tremolo. The slim profile bolt-on maple neck has a maple fingerboard with black dot inlays, a 12" radius, 25.5 scale and 22 medium-jumbo frets.