Detail 01
Seymour Duncan JB bridge humbucker
The guitar uses one body-mounted humbucker in the bridge position.

Independent shopping perspective
Kramer’s The 84 is a right-handed, single-humbucker electric guitar finished in Intruder Black Satin. An alder body, graphite-reinforced maple neck, and hard maple fingerboard form the core build. The body-mounted Seymour Duncan JB humbucker sits at the bridge, with a push/pull master-volume control changing its wiring between series and parallel. A Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo and R2 1000 Series locking nut support dive bombs, pitch bends, and other tremolo techniques. Case or gig bag is sold separately.


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Detail 01
The guitar uses one body-mounted humbucker in the bridge position.
Detail 02
Pulling the volume control switches the pickup between series and parallel wiring.
Detail 03
The bridge and R2 1000 Series locking nut form the guitar’s double-locking tremolo setup.
Detail 04
The maple neck includes graphite reinforcement and a walnut skunk stripe.
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It has one Seymour Duncan JB humbucker, mounted at the bridge.
It switches the bridge humbucker between series and parallel wiring.
No. The case or gig bag is sold separately.
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