Cruiser News
New Name
To harmonise there worldwide image Cruiser will be changing over to Cruizer this is due to a copyright issue in the states. The products are just the same and not made by another company trying to trade of the success of the Crafter Cruiser brand.For the time being we will continue to refer to the range as Cruiser as this is how most people know them.
We have had a lot of experience with cruiser, stocking them from our opening day and remaining one of our most popular series of guitars. From the traditional shaped lead and bass guitars to the pointy show stopper rock guitars, cruiser have a model to suite. Alongside the guitars there is a range of amps with overdrive and EQ.
Although many players like the cruiser range they are most popular with the new player due to the fantastic value they represent. As well as the solid build and great selection of shapes they also make stock a great range of colours, although the colour of the guitar may seem relatively unimportant, it is our experience that if someone likes the look of their guitar they are much more like to practice and succeed with the instrument .
The CSR Bass Series
Most players would take an active bass over a passive one, the battery boosted output gives a more powerful sound and requires the amp to do less work allowing it to for fill its optimum tone, this is especially true for small practice amps.
The CSR-22a is fully active and is still well under £200, representing great value. Its fusion body is small and sleek and very popular amongst modern bassists. The natural finished model looks great but if that’s not your bag there are plenty of others to choose from.
Pretty In Pink
Pink guitars have never been so popular and it’s not just for the girls. Cruiser have some great pink guitars like the ST-200 6 sting guitar pictured here. It is a S-type design with a humbucker pick up on the back for that extra bit of power. Very playable and affordable to boot.