1990 Greco APB-1000 (Dan Armstrong/Ampeg) Lucite Double Cutaway Bass (Clear)

1990 Greco APB-1000 (Dan Armstrong/Ampeg) Lucite Double Cutaway Bass (Clear)Made in Japan in the early 1990's, the APB 1000 was Greco's interpretation of the Dan Armstrong Ampeg lucite bass. Weighing a very manageable 4. 2kg's, it's built with a nice clear acrylic double cutaway body bolted to a maple neck with a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard (770mm scale length, 42mm nut width, 12" radius). Loaded with a rail humbucker that's got loads of output controlled by volume tone controls. Seems to be close to all original except for

Japanese made in the early 1990's

Factory loaded with two passive single coils in the neck and middle positions and a humbucker in the bridge controlled by individual on/off mini-toggles

Two piece Southern White Ash body with a slim maple neck and ebony fretboard (22 frets)

missing feet and includes the original box

frets are the "fretless wonder" style and have life left

restrung and given a basic service prior to listing including a fret polish and truss adjustment

Finish has some clouding on the back but is in overall good condition

Neckthrough construction with maple/walnut neck and ash wings

The RG450AH features an ash body with a mirror pickguard bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with dot position markers

the PE-R100 is the highest end iteration of the PE series model and this one is factory loaded with a Kahler tremolo system (making it an even rarer model

The replacement parts include Schaller tuners

110v power plug