Greco EG-700 Les Paul Copy from 1978 presented by Vintage Guitar Oldenburg & Tobias Hoffmann 

I have a 1978 EG 900, great guitar. That guitar turned me into a massive Greco fan, I've bought and sold many on ebay. The 900 and 1000 are the real sweet spot when it comes to value. 1200s are great, but not quite the same value, IMO. 1800s are for collectors and they come with a collector price. I wouldn't recommend anything less an a 600, just not worth it, IMO, step up a bit. I had a John Sykes model, which I think was a EG 650, that was a pretty good guitar.

Nice looping and exploration of all possible tones over some jazz progressions...and that great old MIJ Greco

Those Japanese Les Paul copies are excellent guitars. I'm a Fender guy but feel the need to have a Les Paul in my tool kit even though they don't feel natural to play for me. I've had many Gibson Les Pauls through the years including a custom, a standard gold top which I bought new in the early 80s for $550, and various tributes and studios. I sold them all and recently picked up a 70s Cortez Les Paul copy in an orange/red stain, block inlays, bound fretboard and a slim profile neck with volute. Five ply binding on top, single ply on back. The craftsmanship is impeccable and the neck feels much more comfortable to me than the Gibsons, and not a hint of fret buzz. It sounds really good, not muddy in the least but warm and clear and the treble doesn't suffer when the volume pots are turned down. The solder joints seem original but somehow the pickups are out of phase with each other. My first inclination was to wire them in phase but I found, with both pickups on, that if I roll back the volume on the bridge pickup to 9 it takes away the volume cut typical of two pickups out of phase on 10. In this way it kind of sounds like a Telecaster and I decided to keep it that way. Please keep these excellent videos coming, and of course, any guitar will sound good in your hands.

These vintage Greco are excellent. I have a 1980 EGF850 on which a previous owner swapped the pickups to Bareknuckle Mules and its sounds fantastic. I've not seen a Gibson LP of that era which beats it for quality and tone.

That sounds amazing. Maxon pickups are among the best ever.

not surprised one bit ...Greko were made by Fujigen . I have a FGN goldtop P90 ..amazing instrument .

These Greco Les Paul replicas are amazing instruments, recently got a 1981 EGF850, it's became my favourite guitar now.

Amazing !!!!!!!

Great sound. Super tasteful demo

Amazing guitar playing ❤

Deine Demos sind soo toll!

Tengo 4 Greco 3 del año 80 y una del 78 excelentes guitarras..

Woww...thats a cool cat playing..

good guitar

Very Steely Dan sounding .

Cool

I had one of these, same model and year, got it with an EG600C of same year. It was burgled from my home in 2015.

Reminds me of Josie :-)

Can you hear.and feel the difference in the EG 500 and the EG 700?

Beautiful tone and guitar. Is this the one with the Maxon pups?