RARE VINTAGE 1979 Greco GOB II 750 (MIJ) – Neck-Through Craftsmanship
Up for sale is an exceptional piece of late 1970s Japanese luthiery: a 1979 Greco GOB II 750 (Greco Original Bass) built at the legendary Matsumoku / Fujigen workshops.
Designed during the golden era of “Lawsuit” and high-end original Japanese production, the GOB II series was built to rival the finest boutique neck-through instruments of the late ’70s (such as the Ibanez Musician and Alembic series). The quality, sustained tone, and playability of this bass easily rival American instruments from the same period!
Key Features & Specs:
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Origin: Made in Japan (1979)
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Construction: Premium neck-through design for incredible natural sustain and resonance
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Body: Ash wings with maple/walnut neck laminates
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Fretboard: Smooth Maple fingerboard with 24 frets (2 full octaves)
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Finish: [Insert Finish: e.g., Natural Ash / Dark Stained Brown / Sunburst]
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Electronics: High-output original Greco single/double-coil pickups designed for punchy mids, deep bottom-end, and incredible definition.
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Hardware: Heavy-duty brass/chrome bridge and rock-solid vintage Greco tuners.
Tone & Playability:
The neck-through construction gives this bass endless sustain and warmth, while the ash body wings provide a snappy, articulated attack that cuts through any mix. The neck profile is smooth and comfortable, offering effortless access all the way up to the 24th fret. Whether you play classic rock, funk, or progressive styles, this bass delivers a powerful, vintage voice with plenty of punch.
Condition:
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Cosmetic: Great vintage condition for a 45+ year-old bass. Shows minor cosmetic play wear (small dings/swirls), adding true vintage character. No structural damage, cracks, or headstock repairs.
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Hardware & Electronics: Fully functional. Pots and switches operate smoothly, neck is straight, and the truss rod adjusts as intended. Frets have plenty of life left.
