1990 Greco Japan PXB-80 Phoenix (Warwick-ish) Defretted/Fretless Bass (Natural)

1990 Greco Japan PXB-80 Phoenix (Warwick-ish) Defretted/Fretless Bass (Natural)Made in the Fujigen factory in the late 1980's, the PXB 80 was Greco's "Warwick" style offering, these were built with an ash body, maple neck, endlessly cool 26 "fret" ebony fingerboard (860mm scale length and a 40mm brass nut) and weigh 3. 6kg's. Loaded with Greco Pro Duce PJ pickups and controlled by volume, tone and balance knobs, it also features a "Middle Shaper" active circuit activated by a toggle switch. Professionally de fretted at some

Very clean used condition as pictured with some light wear to the frets

the Marine Rider was a Mosrite style travel guitar with a built in speaker and distortion system that sounds better than just about any travel guitar i've played

Frets are lightly pitted but still bend and play smoothly

the Greco EG-450 Super Power was a simplistic model from the Japanese catalog

2-piece maple top with a matched veneer

The delay can function in two ranges (short and long) with a total range of 50ms to 800ms

cosmetically clean with only light blemishes as pictured

Neck is straight and the truss adjusts well

The first batch used mainly the RC3403ADB Quad Op-Amp (known as the "long chip") and these pedals are considered to be the most desirable OD-1's

Truss works well and the frets have plenty of life in them

Over the years

pretty average job but it looks nice from a distance