The Kramer Ferrington guitar, debuting in 1986 and designed by luthier Danny Ferrington, represents an intriguing blend of acoustic and electric features aimed at exploring a softer side of hard rock. Known as the KFS-1, this model is characterized by its Strat-like body shape, constructed from maple for the top, back, and sides, and features a thick D-shaped neck made of maple with a rosewood fingerboard. The neck has a scale length of 25.5 inches, a nut width of 1-5/8 inches, and a fingerboard radius that ranges from 12 to 20 inches. Notable for its aggressive styling typical of Kramer guitars, the KFS-1 also includes an off-round sound hole and an under-saddle pickup, equipped with an onboard 2-band EQ.
