USED TRAVIS BEAN / TB-2000 [05]

TRAVIS BEAN TB-2000, a rare and rare item!

Gary Kramer is the founder of Kramer, a company that grew rapidly during the heyday of hard rock in the 1980s with Edward Van Halen on its billboard and disappeared like a comet (now a Gibson brand). Kramer brand guitars and basses with innovative aluminum necks were also released.

The TB-2000 was used by Bill Wyman and Mick Karn and became known to bassists, while the guitar version, the TB-1000, was used by Ron Wood, Garcia, and many other guitarists, and came into the limelight.
For some reason, the overwhelming majority of users were British, and the cold sound matched the British sound.

The unique aluminum construction of the base, neck, and back-threaded ball end, where the pickups and bridge are mounted, achieves an ultra-super-long sustain, with a beautiful bright piano-like tone and a tight midrange.
The unique construction and the aluminum neck are the only things that have been talked about, but it also has a wide range of sound that can be used for more modern music than one might imagine.
KOA is used for the body material, and the beautiful grain in the inorganic quality of the aluminum is also eye-catching.
The pot is 1377639 from 1976. The crack on the lower part of the body has been repaired.
The paint is peeling from the buckle on the body back, and the wood is exposed, but it appears to be a very natural playing mark.

How would you like to own one of the one and only extremely rare one that is said to be a heresy born in the interstices of history?
You will feel even cooler when you touch it in the coming season...

Comes with Providence high-grade gig case
Item rank: B+
Year of manufacture: 1976

Case: GIG case
Weight: 4.83kg

Item Rank: B+: Some scratches, but no problem in normal use

Year of manufacture: 1976
Country of manufacture: USA
Case: Providence gig case
Truss Rod: None

* This is a used item and may have scratches, dents, etc. that are hard to see in the pictures or scratches not shown in the description. Please note that there are scratches, dents, etc. that are difficult to see in the photos or that are not listed.

* The truss rod, remaining frets, and string height are measured by our staff at the time of setup and may vary due to climate, humidity, and other environmental factors.
The values are intended to be used as a reference at the time of purchase, and we do not guarantee that they will be the same when you receive the instrument.

* This item is a one-of-a-kind item and is listed on multiple malls at the same time, including in-store displays. We try to delete product information as soon as possible, but this is not always in real time.
We apologize in advance if the item is sold out after you place your order.

Specs

Product rank B+: Some scratches, but no problem in normal use.

Year of manufacture 1976

Country of manufactureUnited States

CaseProvidence gig case

No truss rod