The Kramer Striker 200ST was the Korean made budget version of the twin humbucker Pacer Imperial model. Initially (in 1984) the 200ST had a traditional style tremolo but this was changed in 1985 to a Floyd Rose tremolo without fine tuners and no locking nut. In 1987 the bridge was changed again to a Floyd Rose II unit with fine tuners, recessed cavity and a locking nut, the headstock shape changed to the banana shape and the body became more narrow waisted and less strat-like.

In 1988 this model's name was changed to the ST200. It had a Seymour Duncan designed humbucking pickups. At this time the headstock shape also changed to a pointed design and was black-faced with a large "KRAMER" logo. Rosewood or maple fingerboards. There were extra finish options including metallic blue, metallic silver, violet, fluorescent pink, fluorescent yellow and fluorescent geen.

In 1989 the Kramer ST200 was discontinued.