1997 Greco Japan GV-90MH Neckthrough Flying V (Cherry Red)

1997 Greco Japan GV-90MH Neckthrough Flying V (Cherry Red)Made in Japan by Greco in the late 90's (as seen in the 1997 catalog), the GV 90 is an unbelievably cool Flying V model. Built by the famed Fujigen factory, it features a neckthrough maple walnut neck flanked by two mahogany wings, a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length, 12" radius) and weighs 3. 4kg's. Looks to have the original Japanese hardware and tuners with some aftermarket strap buttons and a pair of Seymour Duncan SH 4 1n pickups

Full specs should be available on the FGN website for this

frets have some light play wear but were polished and play smoothly with no issues

Basswood body with a gloss white finish bolted to a Wizard maple neck (reverse headstock) with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard

Back - Three-Piece Solid

a smooth maple/walnut transmit neck (and heel-less cutaway) and a rosewood 24 fret fingerboard with mother-of-pearl inlays

the Marine Rider was a Mosrite style travel guitar with a built in speaker (both clean and distorted channels)

along with additional options for Express and Registered

a steel block bridge with Fender stamped saddles and Schaller F-KEY tuners

They were favoured heavily by metal bands in the 80's and are still just as popular today with guitarists looking for an iconic metal tone

Made in Japan by Jackson in 2000

the LPS-57C was one of the ObG models that's a significant step up from the standard Orville models

USA during 1999 (serial 92079342)