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Kramer50th Anniversary 84 Electric Guitar - Anniversary Gold

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Independent shopping perspective

The Korena take

The 50th Anniversary 84 is a focused, right-handed solidbody built around one body-mounted Eruption Pro bridge humbucker and a Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo. Its lightweight alder body has forearm and belly contours, while the double-cutaway shape keeps upper frets accessible. The push/pull master volume changes the pickup from series to parallel operation, adding a brighter, cleaner setting to the direct one-pickup layout. Anniversary Gold finish, black hardware, and the matching banana headstock give this limited-edition model its commemorative identity.

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Strong match

Who this is for

  • Rehearsal and stage players who want a streamlined bridge-humbucker guitar with Floyd Rose pitch effects.
  • Lead parts that benefit from double-cutaway upper-fret access and 22 jumbo frets.
  • Players wanting series and parallel pickup voices from one master-volume control.

Consider the trade-offs

When to look elsewhere

  • Players who need separate neck and bridge pickup selection; it uses one bridge-position humbucker.

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Kramer 50th Anniversary 84 Electric Guitar - Anniversary Gold construction detail

Detail 01

K-Speed SlimTaper C maple neck with satin finish

Supports quick position shifts with a lower-friction neck finish.

Detail 02

Push/pull series/parallel switching

The volume control selects full series humbucker output or a brighter, cleaner parallel voice.

Detail 03

Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo with R2 locking nut

Set up for dive bombs, vibrato, and other aggressive pitch movement.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01It is a right-handed, six-string electric guitar.
  2. 02A rear-mounted wrench holder keeps adjustment tools on the instrument.
Kramer 50th Anniversary 84 Electric Guitar - Anniversary Gold close-up

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01Does the 84 have more than one pickup?

No. It has one body-mounted Kramer Eruption Pro humbucker in the bridge position.

02What does the push/pull volume control do?

It changes the humbucker between series and parallel operation.

03Is a bag included?

Yes. A Kramer premium gig bag is included.

Reference

Full specifications

The complete catalog record, organized around the decisions musicians make when comparing gear.

8 detailsPickups & controls
Controls
Master volume
Additional Switching
Push/pull series/parallel switch
Bridge Pickup
Kramer Eruption Pro humbucker
Pickup Type
Passive
Pickup Cover
Double black
Control Knobs
Retro
Pickup Configuration
H
Bridge
Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo
8 detailsPlayability
Nut Material
Floyd Rose R2 locking
Frets
22 jumbo with dot inlays
Orientation
Right handed
Neck Profile
K-Speed SlimTaper C
Number of Frets
22
Number of Strings
6
Scale Length
25.5
Neck Shape
SlimTaper
15 detailsBody & build
Color
Anniversary Gold
Bridge Type
Floyd Rose
Body Material
Alder
Body Finish
Gloss
Neck Detail
Walnut skunk stripe
Hardware Finish
Black
Fingerboard Material
Ebony
Neck Joint
Bolt-on
Body Style
84
Fingerboard Radius
12 inch
Body Shape
84
Tuning Machines
Black mini die-cast
Neck Material
Maple
Body Construction
Solidbody
Neck Finish
Satin
1 detailsIn the box
Case or Gig Bag
Kramer premium gig bag
5 detailsOther
Limited Edition
Yes
Model
84
Cutaway
Double cut
Product Type
electric guitar
Series
50th Anniversary

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