1985 Greco Japan JJ-F1 Superstrat w/Kahler Tremolo (White)

1985 Greco Japan JJ-F1 Superstrat w/Kahler Tremolo (White)Made in Japan in 1985 to compete with the popular Jackson and Charvel superstrat models of the time, the JJ F1 was Greco's fully loaded HH shredder. Factory Kahler USA Flyer Tremolo system and Grover tuners, the pickups have been replaced with Gotoh's and there's a new mini toggle pickup selector. 628mm scale length with nice big medium jumbo frets, it weighs 3. 9kg's. Given a basic setup and service prior to listing, plays and sounds great. Frets

There's some small strange glue blobs on the back of the body that are likely removable if you're careful

Though it was called the Les Paul after its initial production

Serial number 069200

Very reasonable condition for its age (and pointy-ness) as pictured with only basic wear and tear from general use

Basswood body wearing a rare and highly desired Torino Red poly finish bolted to a maple neck with a 21 fret fingerboard

Alder body with a sycamore top and back bolted to a maple neck and a 24 fret maple fingerboard (13

Binding: Abalone

Has some aftermarket knobs installed

slim 60's mahogany neck and a rosewood fretboard (628mm scale length

featuring Poplar bodies with a gloss finish

weighs a reasonable 4

Made by the Fujigen factory in 1989 as part of their "Collection" series of primarily Gibson style builds