Greco GV-90MH Mahogany Neck-Through Electric Guitar 1995-2002 MIJ V-Style

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Reverty Used Guitars Japan — every instrument inspected, set up, and played before listing. 1995-2002 Greco GV-90MH Flying V - Mahogany Neck-Through, Made in Japan A genuine Japanese-built Flying V from Greco's GV-90 series, built with a neck-through-body construction that places it well above the usual bolt-on and set-neck V copies of the era. The GV-90 line appears in Greco's late-1990s catalog and is rarely seen on the market today, and this MH (mahogany body) variant is scarcer still. The centre laminate runs the full length of the instrument from headstock to body point, flanked by a pair of mahogany wings finished in a warm brown stain. The contrast between the dark wings and the lighter natural centre section is visible on both the front and the back. Gold hardware and a set of pearloid-button tuners round out the appointments, and at 3.3 kg this is a genuinely manageable V rather than a neck-heavy handful. == SPECIFICATIONS == - Model: GV-90MH - Year: 1995-2002 - Country of Origin: Japan - Color: Brown mahogany with natural centre laminate - Body: Mahogany wings - Neck: Maple/walnut laminate, neck-through-body - Fingerboard: Rosewood, 22 frets - Inlays: Dot markers, GRECO logo inlay at the 12th fret - Pickups: Two black open-coil humbuckers - Controls: Two control knobs - Switch: 3-way toggle - Bridge: Tune-o-matic style bridge with stop tailpiece, gold - Tuners: Gold, pearloid buttons, stamped "Made in Japan" - Weight: 3.3 kg == CONDITION == Overall: Excellent - Body: Very clean overall with only light handling marks - Neck: Straight - Frets: Approximately 70-80% remaining - Hardware: Very slight tarnish on metal parts All electronics function correctly and the guitar plays and functions as intended. Please review all photos carefully for the exact cosmetic condition. All photos are of the actual guitar for sale. == INCLUDED == - Leather soft case == WHY THIS GUITAR == Neck-through Flying V models are uncommon in any market, and Japanese-built exam