1979 Greco Japan GOII750 Neckthrough Stratocaster w/EMG's (Brown)

1979 Greco Japan GOII750 Neckthrough Stratocaster w/EMG's (Brown)Made in Japan (by the Fujigen factory) in 1979, the GO series were aimed at competing with the Ibanez Musician models that were starting to surface in Western markets. The GOII750 was Greco's highest end GOII model and features a maple walnut neck with dark brown stained ash wings, rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length, 24 frets) and weighs 3. 7kg's. Loaded with a set of active EMG's controlled by two volume knobs (one for the bridge neck pickups

The Mod knob controls the rate of the chorus on path one

the MSV65 was Greco's Michael Schenker signature model Flying V wearing his famous black/white finish

Wearing a beautiful fresh "Monaco Yellow" style professional refinish on the ash body

Original Gotoh tuners and a pair of Fernandes FGI active single coil pickups controlled by master volume/tone controls and a mini three-way selector

A professionally refinished "Heineken Green" maple body bolted to a slim maple neck with a dark rosewood fingerboard (24 frets

the TLS series were some of the best Gibson style guitars from the period (and that includes Gibson USA models

Factory loaded with Fender USA ST-Vintage pickups

two volume and one tone control

The lines of the Manson designed body are graceful for aesthetic beauty as well as for ergonomic considerations

given a full professional setup and service prior to listing including restring

Emulating the '58 design

The headstock logo is peeling slightly (very common for Yamaha models from this era) and it has two tuners replaced otherwise it appears to be all original