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Gary Kramer Guitars GKG Turbulence T / T36

Rare No longer produced Ergonomic guitar designed by Gary Kramer. The Delta Wing body shape is incredibly comfortable and the large flat neck makes this a breeze to play. This guitar is in immaculate condition and comes with a hard case as well as the original documentation and hang tags with the guitar. The neck is perfectly straight and the action is very low. The frets have little to no wear on them (first fret only, pictured). The guitar also has a signature from builder/designer Leo Scala to the original owner of the guitar (I am the second owner).

---Specs---

CONSTRUCTION
6 point deep bolt on
7 string with 36 frets
25.5” scale

NECK
5pc Maple/WENGE lamination
16” bound Maple fingerboard
Triple parabolic Black position dots
1-24 Medium jumbo, 24-36 Vintage tall frets

BODY
Mahogany
Delta wing shape with contoured surfaces
Detachable aluminum leg rest unit

HARDWARE
Tunomatic with string through design
51mm wide Bone nut
Black

ELECTRONICS
Direct mounted Bridge Alnico pickup
Volume and Tone (push/pull)
Full and split humbucking sounds

https://reverb.com/item/29329382-gary-kramer-guitars-gkg-turbulence-t-t36
 
I love it. It's hideous, but it has lots of features I individually like, and I always love to play ergonomically designed instruments. Would I play it in public? Eeeeeeesh.
 
I really need 41 frets, so that is a deal breaker. Plus, there is significant danger of poking ones eye out.
 
It looks like their inspiration for that was an illustration in a physics textbook. All it needs is 3 more strings so there's one for each spatial dimension.
 
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