Kramer / DMZ4001 Bass / 1978 / Walnut Finish / Bass
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From the company’s launch in 1976 until the early ’80s, Kramer used aluminum necks with wooden inserts for its guitars and basses. The DMZ series was the second wave of Kramer basses which launched in 1978. Like other aluminum-based Kramers, the DMZ basses were phased out as Kramer shifted to more economical wooden necks. What a cool bass Kramer used to produce that are impossible to overlook and have a feel, tone, stability, and sustain that is incomparable to anything else. This example has a Walnut body halves w/multi colored strings of different colored woods thru the center. Its Alloy neck has a matching pair of wood inserts on the back side to feel more like an actual wooden neck I assume. It features a set of Schaller tuners w/a P Bass DiMarzio active/passive pickup for a wide range of tonal choices. Its quite clean & original other than 2 tiny holes from a thumb rest. This DMZ 4001 would make a great addition to any collection. Its excellent overall & comes in a nice gig bag.
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