The Greco company started building guitars in Japan in 1960, hitting their high water mark for quality between roughly 1971 to 1982. Japanese concert tours in the 1960s by bands like the Beatles and Led Zeppelin created a ravenous demand for affordable Fender and Gibson-styled guitars amongst the young Japanese fans. Greco stepped up to fill that demand, and made more high quality "lawsuit" copies of the major guitar brands' designs than all other Japanese guitar companies combined. And while no legal action was taken against Greco for these guitars, Gibson did commission the same factory to make their "Orville" line of instruments which were exclusively sold within Japan!

The Greco EG-600P in a configuration resembling Peter Frampton's signature in perfect working order. It's very comfortable to play with Straight Neck and Low-action. 

This guitar features a Solid Maple top, Mahogany neck and body, Rosewood fretboard with Fret edge binding, and triple original Greco U-1000 Humbuckers. All electronics are the original. The truss rod works fine in either direction. 

Visual Condition: A touched up ding on the back of the body near the control cavity, two finish cracks on the back of the headstock off the tuner stabilising screws.
Frets: 8/10
Model: EG-600P 
Finish: Ebony
Made In: Japan
Body Material: Mahogany
Neck Material: Mahogany with Rosewood Fingerboard
Pickups: Greco U-1000 x 3
Case: Free Padded Gig Bag