Post by tim on Apr 5, 2010 17:15:46 GMT -5
I really doubt it.
But seems like Gibson is trying to bring back the Kramer name and put it into a good light now.
www.kramerguitars.com/Default.aspx
After they bought out Kramer, Tobias, and Steinberger, they really cheapened down the line and turned it into their internet discount line Musicyo.com.
Well after turning these fine marquis' into junk and trying to hawk their waste of woods on the public, it looks like Henry is trying to revive them. I dont' mean to be pesimistic, but pre-Gibson Kramers were some fo the finest rock- metal guitars built. In the 80's they held their own against the finest ESP's, B.C Rich, Jacksons and San Dimas Charvels.
Then Gibson bought the name and turned them into cheap internet sales fodder, and that was their death knell.
I wish Gibson success, but I dont' see anything fine coming from them very soon, nor do I think they can build Kramers reputation back. Maybe never.
Just my thoughts.
But seems like Gibson is trying to bring back the Kramer name and put it into a good light now.
www.kramerguitars.com/Default.aspx
After they bought out Kramer, Tobias, and Steinberger, they really cheapened down the line and turned it into their internet discount line Musicyo.com.
Well after turning these fine marquis' into junk and trying to hawk their waste of woods on the public, it looks like Henry is trying to revive them. I dont' mean to be pesimistic, but pre-Gibson Kramers were some fo the finest rock- metal guitars built. In the 80's they held their own against the finest ESP's, B.C Rich, Jacksons and San Dimas Charvels.
Then Gibson bought the name and turned them into cheap internet sales fodder, and that was their death knell.
I wish Gibson success, but I dont' see anything fine coming from them very soon, nor do I think they can build Kramers reputation back. Maybe never.
Just my thoughts.
