Sirion
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So, I have a hot pink Kramer body.

I am not sure if it will go with this neck, but it is a distinct possibility.
Now, this body has something of a history to it. It has a battery room at the back, resembling the one on a Kramer Sustainer but nevertheless distinct from it (the lids would not have been recessed on these). Rumor is that these models were intended as a variant of the Pacer Imperial that would sport EMG pickups, but for some reason they were never released – I have seen several over the years, and all have the same hot pink colour.
When building this I think it is only suitable that I put EMGs in it to complete it as it was intended, but the question is what to go for. I don't particularly care for the 81, but I have used the 85 in the bridge previously to good effect, then paired with single-coil SA pickups. Now, however, I need a humbucker to go with it. Any suggestions what might go well with the 85? I would have told you my musical preferences, but I think the guitar itself speaks clearly of what is going to be needed. :laugh2:

I am not sure if it will go with this neck, but it is a distinct possibility.
Now, this body has something of a history to it. It has a battery room at the back, resembling the one on a Kramer Sustainer but nevertheless distinct from it (the lids would not have been recessed on these). Rumor is that these models were intended as a variant of the Pacer Imperial that would sport EMG pickups, but for some reason they were never released – I have seen several over the years, and all have the same hot pink colour.
When building this I think it is only suitable that I put EMGs in it to complete it as it was intended, but the question is what to go for. I don't particularly care for the 81, but I have used the 85 in the bridge previously to good effect, then paired with single-coil SA pickups. Now, however, I need a humbucker to go with it. Any suggestions what might go well with the 85? I would have told you my musical preferences, but I think the guitar itself speaks clearly of what is going to be needed. :laugh2: