Kramer 350G, (Used)

The Kramer 350G, produced between 1976 and 1978, features a slightly offset solid walnut body with a bolt-on aluminium neck—reinforced with wooden inserts—to balance sustain and comfort. It sports a 22-fret ebonol fingerboard with aluminium dot inlays, a tuning-fork headstock, and chrome hardware, including an adjustable bridge and Schaller tuners.

Tone is delivered through two Kramer single-coil pickups wired to a master volume and tone control, selectable via a three-way switch. This direct setup offers clarity and brightness characteristic of late-'70s rock instruments, supported by a substantial 25″ scale length for solid string tension and resonance.

Overall, the 350G stands out as an innovative model from Kramer’s early aluminium-neck era. Its combination of unconventional materials, clean electronics, and robust design makes it a distinctive instrument, offering vintage character and durable playability for collectors and players alike.