TotallyRadGuitars
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Sold a few things from my last big post so I'm making a fresh one to clean things up.
As always: Prices Include Shipping to Lower 48 USA!!
And message me any time, about these items, need more pictures or details, or anything else, just to chat, advice on Kramers, whatever.
Update 3/11/26 Everything sold except for the Jackson.
1994 Jackson PCS Flamed Dinky - $2500 - Price lowered a lot. Just like in the catalog for the 1994 year, basically one step below custom shop, they made these things with a full solid piece of flamed maple for the body and a bound 24-fret neck with massive frets. Original L500 pickup replaced by a Suhr DSH+ but otherwise it's all stock. Currently set up with heavy strings in Drop A# and it rips. Body has lots of light scratches but no major dings in the wood. Neck had a repair, the headstock was chipped at the tip and that damaged the binding, so I had a professional repair and repaint, though they didn't let the clear coat cure completely and there is a little texture to it - could use a little sanding to smooth it out. The luthier resprayed the neck to blend the repair, it's a light gloss feel which is very nice. Priced accordingly for the repairs.
https://totallyradguitars.com/jackson#/1994-jackson-flamed-dinky-001985/
SOLD STUFF BELOW:
2006 Marshall Vintage Modern 2466 100w Head - $1000 - First year, 2006, Vintage Modern in the cool purpley tolex and equipped with the original quad of Marshall branded KT66's with not much play time. Some light rust spots on the carry handle and chassis (pictured), but otherwise nice condition. Sounds great if you're into the JTM/Plexi type sound, but with some extra options - reverb, mid-scoop, and a "high" mode which adds an extra gain stage to get into what I'd call "80s" gain territory. A substitute for a 2203, this is NOT, it has a unique voice. Really cool amp design and I'll include the original, correct footswitch (standard 2-button Marshall switch won't work FYI). This thing is super heavy so shipping is going to be pretty expensive.
https://totallyradguitars.com/marshall#/2006-marshall-vintage-modern-2466/
1988 Hiwatt Lead 100 Trinity Head - $1000 - This amp comes from that weird era where I believe Fernandes (?) was handling the Hiwatt name, with a string of amps aimed loosely at the British sound of the time. It reminds me a bit of the split channel JCM800s, or a Jubilee, but it doesn't sound like either of those amps - it's a bit more on the looser, vintage side. On a related note, controls and tube complement are the same as a split channel JCM800 too. Anyway, the "trinity" feature of this amp is a push-pull gain pot, which when pulled out cuts some of the gain down I think to be like a crunch channel? Either way, you can't footswitch to that mode, and I think it sounds better pushed in, but it's there if you find it useful. Otherwise, it takes a standard 2-button footswitch to change from clean to lead and turn the spring reverb on/off. Tech went over this amp when I got it about 3 years ago, cleaned everything up, and replaced one of the big can filter caps - since then, it's hardly been played.
https://totallyradguitars.com/1988-hiwatt-lead-100r-trinity/
Old Stuff with Updates:
1986 Kramer Pacer Imperial Red HS - $1000 - Took this one down from Reverb, but I could still be persuaded to part with it. I'm kinda surprised it didn't sell in December but the market has been fickle. Cool imperial with matching body color headstock, recessed back plates, overall "player" condition with quite a few impressions and scratches. Someone glued in a wood block so the floyd is dive only, and the bridge humbucker is a real deal double white 1980s Seymour Duncan DCJ Custom. Cool case too with a blue plush interior. If for some reason you want a boring plain black period correct JBJ, I'm happy to install that for you instead.
https://totallyradguitars.com/kramer-american#/1986-kramer-pacer-imperial-e5213/
1988 Kramer Pacer Custom II Holoflash - $2000 - I don't think this is an original holoflash but it's a damn good professional level job, the neck is basically spotless and feels like it is brand new. Body is in great shape with only light polishing swirls on the surface. Comes in a black piping Kramer case. Super nice example of the late 7/8 Pacer Custom's.
https://totallyradguitars.com/kramer-american#/1988-kramer-pacer-custom-ii-f6579/
1986 Kramer Baretta Black - $1500 - I have black hardware for this, so I'll be swapping it over to the correct black tuners/floyd, will update the pictures when that is done. Has the correct reverse zebra JBJ humbucker. Pretty nice, low E-plate Baretta. Body has a very light finish coat and the guitar itself is quite lightweight, but the soft finish/wood means there are some impressions you can see in the wood especially at a shallow angle. See the pictures on my website and it's quite clear. The neck on the other hand is in really great shape, not chipped or dinged up. The original allen key holder was replaced and the previous holes filled (probably couldn't find a chrome one with the offset pins). What else... not much to say, it's a simple guitar, plays and sounds great, original case in great condition too.
https://totallyradguitars.com/kramer-american#/1986-kramer-baretta-e2678/
As always: Prices Include Shipping to Lower 48 USA!!
And message me any time, about these items, need more pictures or details, or anything else, just to chat, advice on Kramers, whatever.
Update 3/11/26 Everything sold except for the Jackson.
1994 Jackson PCS Flamed Dinky - $2500 - Price lowered a lot. Just like in the catalog for the 1994 year, basically one step below custom shop, they made these things with a full solid piece of flamed maple for the body and a bound 24-fret neck with massive frets. Original L500 pickup replaced by a Suhr DSH+ but otherwise it's all stock. Currently set up with heavy strings in Drop A# and it rips. Body has lots of light scratches but no major dings in the wood. Neck had a repair, the headstock was chipped at the tip and that damaged the binding, so I had a professional repair and repaint, though they didn't let the clear coat cure completely and there is a little texture to it - could use a little sanding to smooth it out. The luthier resprayed the neck to blend the repair, it's a light gloss feel which is very nice. Priced accordingly for the repairs.
https://totallyradguitars.com/jackson#/1994-jackson-flamed-dinky-001985/
SOLD STUFF BELOW:
2006 Marshall Vintage Modern 2466 100w Head - $1000 - First year, 2006, Vintage Modern in the cool purpley tolex and equipped with the original quad of Marshall branded KT66's with not much play time. Some light rust spots on the carry handle and chassis (pictured), but otherwise nice condition. Sounds great if you're into the JTM/Plexi type sound, but with some extra options - reverb, mid-scoop, and a "high" mode which adds an extra gain stage to get into what I'd call "80s" gain territory. A substitute for a 2203, this is NOT, it has a unique voice. Really cool amp design and I'll include the original, correct footswitch (standard 2-button Marshall switch won't work FYI). This thing is super heavy so shipping is going to be pretty expensive.
https://totallyradguitars.com/marshall#/2006-marshall-vintage-modern-2466/
1988 Hiwatt Lead 100 Trinity Head - $1000 - This amp comes from that weird era where I believe Fernandes (?) was handling the Hiwatt name, with a string of amps aimed loosely at the British sound of the time. It reminds me a bit of the split channel JCM800s, or a Jubilee, but it doesn't sound like either of those amps - it's a bit more on the looser, vintage side. On a related note, controls and tube complement are the same as a split channel JCM800 too. Anyway, the "trinity" feature of this amp is a push-pull gain pot, which when pulled out cuts some of the gain down I think to be like a crunch channel? Either way, you can't footswitch to that mode, and I think it sounds better pushed in, but it's there if you find it useful. Otherwise, it takes a standard 2-button footswitch to change from clean to lead and turn the spring reverb on/off. Tech went over this amp when I got it about 3 years ago, cleaned everything up, and replaced one of the big can filter caps - since then, it's hardly been played.
https://totallyradguitars.com/1988-hiwatt-lead-100r-trinity/
Old Stuff with Updates:
1986 Kramer Pacer Imperial Red HS - $1000 - Took this one down from Reverb, but I could still be persuaded to part with it. I'm kinda surprised it didn't sell in December but the market has been fickle. Cool imperial with matching body color headstock, recessed back plates, overall "player" condition with quite a few impressions and scratches. Someone glued in a wood block so the floyd is dive only, and the bridge humbucker is a real deal double white 1980s Seymour Duncan DCJ Custom. Cool case too with a blue plush interior. If for some reason you want a boring plain black period correct JBJ, I'm happy to install that for you instead.
https://totallyradguitars.com/kramer-american#/1986-kramer-pacer-imperial-e5213/
1988 Kramer Pacer Custom II Holoflash - $2000 - I don't think this is an original holoflash but it's a damn good professional level job, the neck is basically spotless and feels like it is brand new. Body is in great shape with only light polishing swirls on the surface. Comes in a black piping Kramer case. Super nice example of the late 7/8 Pacer Custom's.
https://totallyradguitars.com/kramer-american#/1988-kramer-pacer-custom-ii-f6579/
1986 Kramer Baretta Black - $1500 - I have black hardware for this, so I'll be swapping it over to the correct black tuners/floyd, will update the pictures when that is done. Has the correct reverse zebra JBJ humbucker. Pretty nice, low E-plate Baretta. Body has a very light finish coat and the guitar itself is quite lightweight, but the soft finish/wood means there are some impressions you can see in the wood especially at a shallow angle. See the pictures on my website and it's quite clear. The neck on the other hand is in really great shape, not chipped or dinged up. The original allen key holder was replaced and the previous holes filled (probably couldn't find a chrome one with the offset pins). What else... not much to say, it's a simple guitar, plays and sounds great, original case in great condition too.
https://totallyradguitars.com/kramer-american#/1986-kramer-baretta-e2678/
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