The Kramer Striker 600ST, introduced in 1986, is a solid-body electric guitar featuring an S-S-H pickup configuration with an angled humbucker at the bridge, two single-coil pickups, three on/off switches, a coil tap, a single volume knob, and a Floyd Rose II tremolo with fine tuners and a locking nut. It typically has a bolt-on neck with 22 frets, a rosewood or maple fretboard, and dot inlays. Depending on the year, headstock styles can vary from classic/beak to various "banana" or hybrid shapes, and by 1988, the standard pointy headstock was common. 
Key Specifications:
Pickups: S-S-H configuration with an angled bridge humbucker and two single-coil pickups. Pickup measurements for a 1988 model are listed as Neck: 3.72k Ohms and Bridge: 13.20k Ohms.
Controls: Single volume knob, three on/off switches, and a coil tap feature on some models.
Tremolo: Floyd Rose II with fine tuners and a locking nut.
Neck: Bolt-on, 22 frets, rosewood or maple fingerboard.
Headstock: Varied by year, from classic/beak to different "banana" and hybrid styles, with the standard pointy headstock by 1988.
Hardware: Typically black.
Construction: Solid body.
Origin: Primarily made in Korea, though some sources mention United States manufacturing.
Weight: Around 8 lbs 6 oz for a 1988 model, though some sources list it closer to 5 lbs 7 oz for just the body.