Here’s a very cool vintage Greco RG750, a Japanese-made tribute to the classic Rickenbacker design. Greco produced these during the golden era of Japanese guitar manufacturing, and they’ve become increasingly sought after for their quality and unmistakable vintage styling.
This example features the iconic offset Rickenbacker-style body finished in black with the distinctive white control guard. It’s loaded with three vintage Greco single-coil pickups with slotted metal covers, delivering bright, articulate tones that work great for classic rock, surf, and jangly rhythm playing.
The control layout mirrors the quirky charm of many vintage Japanese guitars, offering multiple knobs and a selector switch mounted on the oversized guard for a wide range of tonal options. A Bigsby-style vibrato tailpiece completes the look and adds smooth vibrato capability.
The bolt-on neck has a comfortable profile with a rosewood fingerboard and dot inlays, and the headstock carries the classic “Greco Guitar – Greco Makes It” logo.
Condition is very good for its age. The finish still presents nicely overall with light cosmetic wear typical of a vintage instrument, and there is some oxidation on the pickup covers and bridge hardware consistent with age.
These Greco Rickenbacker-style models don’t come up very often and are a great option for players and collectors alike who want vintage MIJ quality with unmistakable 60s-inspired style.
Includes nice hard case as seen in photos!
Case: Hard
Scale Length: 24.5“
Nut Width: 1.68“
Fret Wear: 10/10
Action at 12F (6th): 4/64“
Action at 12F (1st): 4/64“
Weight: 8lbs 5oz
Overall Condition: 9.5/10
Cool Factor: 11 out of 10
USA Seller, check my feedback to see how I value my customers and see my other listings for more rare Japanese Guitars and other unique gear! I use recycled packaging for reduced environmental impact and ship all items 100% insured against loss or damage.
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Here’s a very cool vintage Greco RG750, a Japanese-made tribute to the classic Rickenbacker design. Greco produced these during the golden era of Japanese guitar manufacturing, and they’ve become increasingly sought after for their quality and unmistakable vintage styling.
This example features the iconic offset Rickenbacker-style body finished in black with the distinctive white control guard. It’s loaded with three vintage Greco single-coil pickups with slotted metal covers, delivering bright, articulate tones that work great for classic rock, surf, and jangly rhythm playing.
The control layout mirrors the quirky charm of many vintage Japanese guitars, offering multiple knobs and a selector switch mounted on the oversized guard for a wide range of tonal options. A Bigsby-style vibrato tailpiece completes the look and adds smooth vibrato capability.
The bolt-on neck has a comfortable profile with a rosewood fingerboard and dot inlays, and the headstock carries the classic “Greco Guitar – Greco Makes It” logo.
Condition is very good for its age. The finish still presents nicely overall with light cosmetic wear typical of a vintage instrument, and there is some oxidation on the pickup covers and bridge hardware consistent with age.
These Greco Rickenbacker-style models don’t come up very often and are a great option for players and collectors alike who want vintage MIJ quality with unmistakable 60s-inspired style.
Includes nice hard case as seen in photos!
Case: Hard
Scale Length: 24.5“
Nut Width: 1.68“
Fret Wear: 10/10
Action at 12F (6th): 4/64“
Action at 12F (1st): 4/64“
Weight: 8lbs 5oz
Overall Condition: 9.5/10
Cool Factor: 11 out of 10
USA Seller, check my feedback to see how I value my customers and see my other listings for more rare Japanese Guitars and other unique gear! I use recycled packaging for reduced environmental impact and ship all items 100% insured against loss or damage.
Internal Use (Bin) - G4
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