1985 Greco Japan JJ-R1 HSS Superstrat w/Kahler (Pink)

1985 Greco Japan JJ-R1 HSS Superstrat w/Kahler (Pink)Made in Japan in 1985 to compete with the popular Jackson and Charvel superstrat models of the time, the JJ 1 was Greco's fully loaded HSS shredder. Factory Kahler USA tremolo system and Grover tuners, these were also factory loaded with two Jackson USA single coils and a Maxon DRY humbucker controlled by individual three way mini toggles. 24 fret rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, 628mm scale length with nice big frets. Weighs 3. 4kg's. Well

a Fender Dynamic Vibrato system and Kluson-style vintage tuners

With a wide array of blended shift/delay effects possible with a little tweaking and experimentation

An MG111 model made in the late 1980's with a basswood body

fret polish and a truss adjustment

produce realistic

appears to be all stock

Japanese made in 1985

2kg's of acrylic Les Paul goodness

Pickup Switch: 3-way

maple neck with acrylic headstock and  22 fret rosewood fingerboard

two operators

The DD-2 used the same chip that was custom designed for the Roland SDE-3000 rack delay (their flagship delay rack at the time) and was a revolutionary pedal at the time of it's release