1970's Greco Japan RB Series Fretless 4001 (Transparent Red)

1970's Greco Japan RB Series Fretless 4001 (Transparent Red)Made in Japan in the mid 1970's, this looks to be a custom order or a limited run model with what looks to be a factory fretless fingerboard and a transparent red finish (rather than the tradition Fireglo or Natural finishes). Solid ash body with a neckthrough maple walnut construction and a bound rosewood fingerboard (42mm nut width), it weighs 4kg's. Looks to be original with the classic pickup combination, Waffleback tuners and stereo outputs. Good

this is an incredibly rare neckthrough model with an ash body flanking a maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (compound radius

this is a Grover Jackson branded DK model in a very uncommon Fiesta Red finish with a matching headstock

Frets have some very light wear but were polished and play smoothly

not too wide

the EB300 was one of the first Greco models that aimed at replicating Gibson's SG bass design

this Les Paul Custom is an example of Japanese craftsmanship recreating classic US design

durable anodized aluminum

As with all GTR models

the PJM65 is part of the "Contemporary Series" of modern instruments to suit the needs of 80's musicians

the truss itself is fully functional though

Alternatively

This is a late 90's artist model designed to replicate the George Lynch Kamikaze-1