Made in Japan in 1973, the EB300 was one of the first Greco models that aimed at replicating Gibson's SG bass design. Mahogany body with a maple neck and 20 fret rosewood fingerboard (30" scale length, 44mm nut width), it weighs 3.7kg's. Loaded with a single Maxon made "Mudbucker" controlled by master volume/tone knobs. The two-point bridge system and mute both work as they should and it appears to be close to all original.
Well used vintage condition as pictured with cosmetic wear and tear as pictured. The neck was adjusted along with a fretboard oil and basic setup. The frets were previously removed and filled with epoxy and it's currently strung with flatwounds.
