Details & History
The headstock has been
done to match the body, it is no longer a flat black.
And it no longer has
the EMG 81, the guy replaced it with an Evolution.
"In the late eighties, Kramer finished
some custom Pacers (and some other random high end customs) in a finish
called "Holoflash". When Kramer went under, the finish vanished, and the
number of these holoflash guitars dwindled. Believe it or not, some of
the Pacers with this finish can be found on ebay, and sometimes fetch up
to $1500-1800!
It's definitely one of a kind, and you won't see any
more like it. However, it is not a factory finish - the guitar used to
be matte black. They were only made available for sale in the European
and Asian markets. They also made a model with two humbuckers and a
seven string model. It's not really a limited edition model, it was
just a regular production model, with a special name - LACSD (LA Custom
Shop Designed.) It wasn't made in the USA, but in the Fuji Gakken plant
in Japan".
Thanks to
Kirk Slossar for the historic info!
The finish is remarkable, and
still photos don't do it justice. You really have to see it to get the
full impact as the colors shift perfectly into each color of the
spectrum. The effect is similar to holograph baseball & football cards.
The specs:
Body: Basswood
Bridge: Lo-Pro Edge
Pickup: EMG 81 (bridge
only) Stock!
Hardware: Chrome
Fretboard: Selected
Rosewood
Fretboard Radius: 430mm
Neck Type: Super Wizard 5
piece Maple w/ dual Bubinga stripe
Width: Nut: 43mm / Last
fret 56mm
Thickness: 1st fret 17mm /
12th fret 19mm
Scale: 25.5"
