Made by the Fujigen factory in 1978, the Greco MR-800 was originally designed as a Mick Ralphs (Bad Company) signature model. Fast forward over 40 years and these models have found a new popularity outside of the Ralphs fan base as a rock solid double-cutaway beast.
Mahogany body with a lightly carved maple top, slim 60's profile maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length), it weighs 3.9kg's. Loaded with Maxon humbuckers and a Japanese made one-piece wraparound intonatable bridge, it's got one replacement Gotoh tuner and some new knobs otherwise it looks to be all original.
Well used over the years with plenty of cosmetic wear and tear as pictured. The truss adjusts well and the neck is straight, frets were polished and play smooth with life left.
