Body
Body Shape: Baretta
Body Material: Mahogany
Neck
Material: Maple
Profile: Slim
Scale Length: 25.5″ / 647.7mm
Fingerboard Material: Maple
Fingerboard Radius: 12″
Number Of Frets: 22
Frets: Medium Jumbo
Nut Material: PVC
Nut Width: 1.68″ / 42.67mm
Inlays: Black Dots
Joint: Bolt-on
Hardware
Finish: Nickel
Bridge: Kramer Traditional Tremolo
Tailpiece: Kramer Traditional Tremolo
Tuning Machines: Deluxe Die-Cast 14:1 ratio
Pickguard: None
TrussRod: Adjustable
Truss Rod Cover: Kramer Bullet with Baretta Special in White
Strap Buttons: Yes
Electronics
Bridge Pickup: Alnico 5 Zebra Coil Humbucker
Controls: Master Volume
Output Jack: Nickel
Miscellaneous
Strings: .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046
The Kramer Focus VT-211S is an ideal way to start your Kramer story! Featuring two powerful Kramer Alnico-V SC-1 single-coil pickups, a Kramer Alnico V humbucker, a 5-way pickup selector switch and a Kramer Traditional Tremolo.
The Kramer Focus VT-211S has a classic rock and roll “S” style Mahogany body. The bolt-on Maple neck has a Slim Profile with a Maple fingerboard with black dot inlays, a 12” radius, 25.5” scale and 21 medium jumbo frets. The nut is a 3mm wide slot style and the traditional Kramer headstock has two string trees, a truss rod and the legendary Kramer logo.
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