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  • NGD, 1976 Fujigen Greco Les Paul Custom

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    Its pretty awesome.
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  • #2
    Nice one

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    • #3
      Oh nice!!!!

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      • #4
        Positively Fripptastic!
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          • #6
            looks great! hows the neck? the knobs arent my favorite but thats easy to fix

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            • #7
              Sweet guitar, looks like a good LPC should!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by jeremy View Post
                looks great! hows the neck? the knobs arent my favorite but thats easy to fix
                60's neck, fast n smooth but not really thin. The Maxon pups are incredible. Best way i can describe them is they nail the Sykes Gibson "dirty fingers" tone in spades.
                Midrange, presence & upper register detail are incredible.

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                • #9
                  Sweet, is it a setneck?
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Wattage View Post
                    Sweet, is it a setneck?
                    yep no bolt on here.
                    Its weird ive scoured the net and seen 75 Greco LPC's and ive only found like one or maybe 2 1976's that have a 3 screw truss rod cover. Most all others have 2 screws.
                    Allen head truss rod.
                    From what i can gather the higher the serial # the better the quality of guitar & this one is in the 6XXX range.
                    Also seem alot of these like mine were special order.
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                    • #11
                      The neck heel is different too, the 1976 Greco is a 5 piece mahogany & maple neck & pancake body just like the 1976 Gibson Norlin LPC w/a shaved neck heel and a little thinner body than the 1985 Tokai.
                      The 1985 Tokai is a one piece [no heel cap or headstock wings] all mahogany neck w/a bigger heel and thicker neck profile.
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                      • #12
                        Nice guitars, and well-made. By hand. From good wood. For decades there was one master wood buyer at Fujigen who hand selected all the wood. They did tend to have pretty skinny necks though. I have a '77 Greco LP Custom.
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                        • #13
                          Very nice indeed. Can't go wrong with a Fujigen guitar. Excellent looking fretboard!

                          The neck pu was made on 13th Nov '76 .
                          Originally posted by dominus
                          Your rant would sound better with an A8 magnet, it'll beef it up some without sacrificing some of the whine.

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                          • #14
                            Thanks for the support i'm a happy camper !
                            I traded a Custom Stratocaster w/a guy on CL for this. I practically had to pry it outaa his hands. Thought he would never leave the guitar he loved it so much.
                            Im not selling this one cause after selling my Orville LPC 2 years ago its just too hard to find a good replacement of the same caliber guitar at least in the States. Click image for larger version

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                              So got to rehearsal space today. Ive had tons of guitars some exceptional and some crappy. Gotta say for a bone stock guitar this 1976 Greco beats them all not kidding.
                              Its something to behold and i be holden.
                              I read somewhere that in 1976 Fujigen set out to create a Les Paul that was "better than Gibson".
                              Well they sure did. They got this one right in 1976.
                              I remember Rick Neilson saying the first thing he did in Japan in the 70's was "buy some Japanese guitars".

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