Custom Kramer Stagemaster Imperial Bass 1981-1983 Custom Graphic w/Kramer Hard Case

Used bass in good working condition. Has signs of regular use: corrosion of the pickup polepieces from playing, light scratches on the front and back in the clearcoat, some finish imperfections running down the side of the neck where the fretboard meets, a scuff by the output jack, and some mismatches knobs (see photos).

According to Vintage Kramer, this bass was produced between 1981 and 1983.

Rare custom graphic finish.

The scale length on this bass is 34".

Comes with Kramer Hard Case. The case itself is in poor condition but still protects the instrument (photos). 

Bass plays and sounds great, a really unique piece. Get it before it's gone. 
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From VintageKramer.com 

Stagemasters

Most people when they hear the words "Kramer Stagemasters" automatically think of the awesome neck-through guitars Kramer/ESP produced in the mid to late 80s. Actually the Stagemaster name was first applied to a bolt-on aluminum neck model in 1981. They were just about identical to the DMZ 6000 series guitars and basses. Standard colors were natural walnut and maple, black, white, creme, tobacco sunburst, cherry sunburst, red stain over walnut, red stain over maple, and graphics were also available. There were four guitars and five bass models.

Basses
Stagemaster Imperial - same as Imperial guitar with aluminum or wood neck option. Features also the same as the guitar. Pickups were one P and one J pickup which were Kramer Spectrums later changing to Schallers. 3 way
switch, 2 vols and 1 tone. Crown inlays and gold hardware available.