1960's Greco Japan EG-135 Hollowbody Electric Guitar (Black)

1960's Greco Japan EG-135 Hollowbody Electric Guitar (Black)One of the earliest Greco models made in the late 1960's (before they started replicating Western guitar models), the EG 135 is a classic quirky Japanese made hollowbody. Full hollow construction with two F holes and binding on the top and back, bolt on mahogany neck with a 21 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length, 42mm nut width), it weighs 2. 7kg's. Loaded with the original single coil pickups controlled by individual slide switches and

bolt on painted maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard

A very nice aged Shoreline Gold finish with a matching headstock

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Fender Japan ST-SINGLE pickups with a 5-way selector

and all design and development work has been completed and personally overseen by Manson Guitar Works

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Maple body bolted to a slim maple neck with a dark slab rosewood fingerboard (24 frets

along with the integrated power supply

the neck is straight and the truss works perfectly

Mahogany body with a maple Wizard neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard

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