Weight: 7lbs 9oz

Neck Profile : C

Neck Depth: 1st fret .831", 12th fret .925"

Fretboard Radius: 7.25"

Nut Width: 1.65"

Pickup Values: Neck 7.30k, Middle 7.31k, Bridge 7.33k

The 1978 Greco SE700 "Early Sixties" is a highly revered, premium vintage Stratocaster copy manufactured in Japan by the legendary Fujigen Gakki factory. Positioned as a higher-tier model during the golden era of Japanese guitar building, it is famous for outperforming many of its contemporary late-70s Fender CBS counterparts at a fraction of the price. Despite the "Early Sixties" designation engraved on the headstock to signify its 1960s-style rosewood fretboard construction, it uniquely pairs that look with a large late 60s CBS-style headstock.

• Body Material: Sen (Japanese Ash) or Alder, providing excellent sustain and a solid mid-low resonance.
• Neck & Fingerboard: Maple neck with a slim U-profile or comfortable slim-C profile, paired with a Rosewood fretboard.
• Pickups: Three premium original Greco PU-119 "Excel" single-coils known for clear, dynamic, and glassy vintage Strat tones.
• Electronics: Standard 5-way selector switch (an upgrade over the 3-way switches found on lower Greco SE models) with 1 Volume and 2 Tones.
• Hardware: High-quality Gotoh tuners and a vintage-style tremolo bridge