1973 Greco Japan SG1300 Doubleneck 6/12-String Vintage SG w/Hardcase Cherry Red

1973 Greco Japan SG1300 Doubleneck 6/12-String Vintage SG w/Hardcase Cherry RedThe kind of guitar that collectors and players dream of. Built in extremely small numbers from the early 70's, the SG1300 from Greco was the Fujigen version of the Gibson EDS1275 (that rose to fame largely thanks to the release of Stairway to Heaven in 1971). It's not a stretch to say that this is one of the hardest Greco models to buy in the modern market! Weighing it at a whopping 7. 3kg's, it's constructed with a mahogany body and two mahogany

Looks to be all original including the original pots and alnico SQ-5 pickups

Appears all original with four-screw full sized tuners

Genuine Floyd Rose II locking tremolo system along with Japanese tuners and components

the LS-115F was their standard Les Paul model at the time

this was originally designed to be a faithful '57 reissue from Fender Japan

Japanese hardware with upgraded 50's wiring (Sprague capacitors) and Grover tuners

A Japanese domestic model from the Pro Line series introduced in the mid 1980's

buckle rash and blemishes

Ace Tone was founded in 1960 by the same man behind Roland Japan

Restrung and given a basic setup

some light signs of wear and tear as pictured but no breaks or repairs

There were only four sounds in the DR-55 which included Snare Drum