1987 Greco Japan TRH-60 HH Contemporary Style Telecaster (Pearl White)

1987 Greco Japan TRH-60 HH Contemporary Style Telecaster (Pearl White)Japanese made in 1987, the TRH 60 was a Greco model that aimed at modernising the classic Telecaster design and transforming it into a late 80's style. Contoured alder body with a bolt on maple neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (12" radius, 648mm scale length, 43mm nut width), it weighs 3kg's. Loaded with a pair of Greco "Screamin'" humbuckers controlled by master volume tone controls and a three way toggle along with a hardtail string through

34" scale length with a 38mm nut width

although a Boss employee claimed the change was due to the high rate of faulty RC3403 chips that were being supplied

the VBS-500 answers the question of "what if the Beatles were a modern metal band

Unlike cheaper designs

Solid Honduran Mahogany body with a professional sparkle gold refinish on the body and neck (likely done 5-10 years ago based on the wear)

this RGX model was aimed at competing with the Ibanez RG and Jackson Dinky models that were on the rise

Has a few small cosmetic dings/scuffs but no structural damage or issues

vintage frets are shiny and play smooth with some pitting and wear

the Les Paul model was put on hiatus and an all-new design evolved into what is today known as the SG or “solid guitar”

Part of Tokai's MAT series of guitars built with their "new Graphtech" material (a hybrid of carbon-fiber and glass-fiber)

Fusing innovative Fender design with player-centric features and exciting new finishes

A budget friendly model sold at Shimokura Gakki store in Japan