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 just over 4kg's.
Loaded with three custom-made Maxon single coil pickups designed for the GO models controlled by two volume knobs (one for the bridge/neck pickups and one for the middle), a master tone control, a three-way pickup selector and a mini toggle to turn the middle pickup on/off. Seems to be all original including the hard-to-replace tremolo arm, Greco Deluxe stamped tuners and a combination bone/brass nut.
Given a basic setup and service prior to listing, very good cosmetic condition for a late 70's build with only light signs of use and no breaks/repairs. Frets have life and are shiny with minimal pitting, truss was adjusted and the neck is straight.
