1970s Greco TB-400 Precision Bass Telecaster Headstock (MIJ) (+Soft Case)

1970s Greco TB-400

One of the rarest basses ever produced by Kanda Shokai Corporation, the Greco TB-400 shares many traits of the classic Precision Bass design, however it sports a rare factory appointment of a Telecaster style headstock, making it a stylish and eye-catching instrument indeed. Made in the Matsumoku factory in the early 1970s, it features a red hot split coil pickup reading 10.4kOhms, old school "Gneco" block letter caligraphy, 3 tone sunburst finish and a rock solid maple neck with maple cap.

In great condition for it's age, a few dings and finish chips are present on the instrument, as well as the following tasteful upgrades; 4 x new Gotoh Japan heavy duty saddles, 2 x new Alpha pots & jack socket with vintage style wiring (the original P pickup and tone cap sounds amazing through this fresh wiring setup), 2 x new chrome control knobs. These upgrades were necessary and ensure a seamless, strong signal flow and smooth control over volume and tone. It's playing slick with a set of 45100s and a fresh setup. Seriously, this thing plays and sounds absolutely incredible. Comes with it's original heavy duty leather soft case. 

Specifications:

Make: Greco

Model: TB-400 Precision Bass

Origin: Japan (Matsumoku), 1970s

Body: Sen Ash

Neck: Maple

Fingerboard: Maple

Pickups: Maxon Split Coil, Reading: 10.4kOhms

Frets: 20

Finish: Nitro Sunburst

Weight: 4.2kg

Shipping & Returns:

Domestic AU Shipping (Insured) - $Free

International Shipping (Insured) - $199.99

Local Pickup/Click & Collect - 135 New Canterbury Road, Lewisham 2049 

The item is sold as is - if it is broken or damaged on arrival, we will offer you a return/refund. We cannot accept returns for change of mind or offer any warranty on used/vintage items.