Firstly, the binding on the back is partially separated from the body. However, there are some cosmetic imperfections that do not inhibit playability or functionality, thus earning a "good" condition. Not only is it easier to play, but it also looks extremely unique. But by far the best part of this guitar is the electric-style bolt-on neck. The piezo pickup system and active pre-amp provide simple on-board controls to further customize your tone. Plugged in, the tonal range is seemingly endless. To my ears, the raw tone is surprisingly great. I have repaired the electronics, done some body work, properly shimmed the neck, re-stored the fretboard, resoldered the battery connection, and loaded the guitar with brand new Elixir Light Phosphorous Bronze Nanowebs.
This Ferrington was partially restored, and all parts are stock. Ferringtons were also played by renowned guitarists and bassists such as Eddie Van Halen and Gene Simmons.
Ferringtons were groundbreaking guitars that launched the guitar world's exploration into the acoustic-electric category of instruments. Although Kramer has never specified the exact number of left-handed Ferringtons produced, only 8 are publicly known to exist and even less were produced in the KFS-1 model.
This is a vintage (either 1986 or 1987) Kramer Ferrington KFS-1.
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