1975 Greco Stratocaster - Khruangbin Mark Speer WIRING (FENDER LAWSUIT CLONE) + NYLON Saddles + FLAME MAPLE NECK + Unique TREM see trough + GIGBAG

A beautiful and characterful 1970s Greco SE-style Stratocaster in classic Black, built during the golden era of Japanese craftsmanship. This example stands apart with its rosewood fretboard and subtly flamed maple neck, offering both vintage appeal and visual elegance.

Interesting feature is the tremolo cavity construction, where the block is firmly mounted into the body and routed through toward the pickup cavity, contributing to excellent resonance and lively acoustic response something early Greco guitars are known for.

This Greco also features white nylon bridge saddles, delivering a smoother attack and softer high-end response. The electronics have been tastefully upgraded with full-size pots and custom wiring inspired by Mark Speer of Khruangbin — including a bridge + middle out-of-phase option, producing a thin, airy lo-fi tone that sits beautifully in a mix. This tonal approach is similar to the philosophy behind the Fender Mark Speer Stratocaster by Fender.

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