Owners praise its unmatched playability, saying it consistently delivers a pitch-perfect 80’s sound, making it a highly cherished instrument.

An owner with extensive experience claims the Pacer Custom I is among the best playing and sounding guitars they've encountered since they began playing.

While some owners have multiple Kramers, they note that the Pacer Custom I surpasses others in playability and sound quality.

Original 1980’s overseas models of the Pacer Custom I can be found for around $300, offering similar quality to the American series at a lower price.

The Focus line, such as the Focus 6000, provides comparable quality to USA models but at a reduced cost, making it a strong alternative within the Kramer brand.

The guitar is favored for its authentic 80’s sound, making it a go-to for enthusiasts of that musical era.

The 'flip flop' finish on the 1986 Pacer Custom I changes color in different lighting, ranging from pink to magenta, offering a unique visual appeal.

The on/on switch near the volume control, commonly referred to as a "blower switch," engages the humbucker in series mode, bypassing the volume for a full lead tone.

The guitar's humbucker switch is a 3-way switch, allowing for coil splitting, which is a notable feature for customized tonal versatility.

A user acquired a 2020 reissue in pewter grey for 699€, stating it feels like a 2000€ guitar, highlighting its exceptional perceived value.

It's typical for owners to add or remove a treble bleed circuit, as some Pacer Custom I models came with it stock while others did not.

Some owners mentioned wiring discrepancies in older models, suggesting that previous owners may have relocated switches, affecting original wiring setups.