1973 Greco Japan TE-400 Thinline Semi Hollowbody Telecaster Deluxe (Brown)

1973 Greco Japan TE-400 Thinline Semi Hollowbody Telecaster Deluxe (Brown)Made in Japan in 1973, the TE 400 was Greco's Thinline Telecaster Deluxe model. The original catalog lists these as featuring a semi hollow teak body with a maple neck and a 21 fret maple fingerboard (42mm nut width, 628mm scale length), it weighs 3. 4kg's. Loaded with the original Maxon wide range humbucker in the neck position and a replacement Greco "Screamin' 1982" humbucker in the bridge to give a great mix of vintage and modern voicing. the

Seems to be a Korean made model from the 2000's (serial on the back of the neckplate) that the previous owner made into their own "Mick Thomson" model

the EG-600PB was an unofficial Peter Frampton model made by Greco

it seems to have an aftermarket 6-saddle bridge and the original "Deluxe" stamped tuners as previously mentioned

A small compression crack from pressure on the headstock opened the area up slightly

it's got aftermarket knobs/strap buttons and a new pickguard

this is a solid top (spruce) Japanese made acoustic in the 000 style

Specs below from Gibson:

This is a 1970's build Precision Bass in a 1950's style with a three-tone sunburst

A Japanese made NJ Series Warlock from the domestic market in the 1980's

the frets have plenty of life left and are shiny and smooth with the fret binding nibs still intact

with an incredible polish to its looks and superb performability

these Schecter models are modern high-end shredders designed for whatever you throw at them