Northwest Vintage Guitars presents a clean 1973 Greco N55 Hollowbody in flamed Maple and featuring the famous early Maxon Humbuckers. And since it's 1973, you get the Greco embossed pickup covers. It's strung up with flatwounds and plays very easily on less than 1 mm action on the low E. These early Greco creations are well known for their excellent build quality, top notch materials, and great pickups. This one comes safely packed in the Yamaha Hard case in the photos. And it's only 7.3 lbs.
The nut measures 1.60", neck depth is .91"-.97" at the 1st and 12th frets respectively. It's a medium C carve with little shoulder. Very comfy, very accessible. The neck is straight, the truss rod turns in both directions, and the relief is currently set for optimum playability. The frets are well dressed, leveled, and polished. They are low at around .032" and play effortlessly with Flatwounds. Like a fresless wonder with a skinny neck. Approximately 24.5" scale and a 12" radius.
The neck has been reset, there are a couple dings and a few light scratches as pictured. It remains in excellent playable condition and the original electronics work flawlessly. 7.3 lbs.
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