The maple neck has a soft V profile, filling out to a round C shape as you travel up the bound rosewood fretboard. Professionally setup here at Mike & Mike's Guitar Bar, this Greco N-60 is setup with low, slinky action and fresh 10-46 strings.

And while the Greco guitars were never subject to any actual legal action, they still round out what's commonly referred to as the 'lawsuit' instruments due to their reverence and accuracy to their USA-made counterparts. Acoustically, the instrument has a bright, sparkly acoustic tone without a ton of lows, and paired with the maple body and neck construction, the tonal range of the instrument stays articulate and clear in every pickup position. The bridge pickup is clear and open, with plenty of chime, while the neck produces warm, round jazz tonalities with enough clarity and cut to satisfy blues players when pushing a tube amp into overdrive. Produced in Japan's famed Fujigen factory (the same factory perhaps best known for their production of Orville, Fender Japan, and Gretsch instruments along with a host of others over the years), this guitar is very faithful to a Gibson ES-175 in cosmetic appointments, feel, and most importantly tone! The guitar is a particularly early pre-serial number example with a highly figured maple body and embossed 'Greco' pickup covers, mimicking Gibson's similar cosmetic touch from the early '70s.įeaturing original PAF-style humbuckers made by Maxon, the guitar produces a sweet, singing tone with great harmonics. Up for sale, a 1974 Greco N-60 vintage hollowbody electric guitar in excellent, 100% original condition and in perfect working order.

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