The FV 600 by Greco

The Greco FV-600 is a classic Japanese-made Flying V–style electric guitar that captures the spirit of 1970s rock and metal with its bold body shape and vintage feel.
Built with a mahogany body and set-neck construction, this instrument delivers warm resonance, strong sustain, and rich tones that can handle everything from crunchy rhythm to soaring leads.
The rosewood fingerboard and comfortable 24.75″ scale make it easy to play for both rhythm and lead work, while the twin humbuckers give you a versatile range of sounds from smooth cleans to aggressive drive.
Its eye-catching Flying V profile not only looks cool but also makes it a standout on stage, and its vintage Japanese build quality has earned it respect among collectors and players alike.

Specs

• Model: Greco FV-600 (Flying V–style)
• Country of Origin: Japan (typically late 1970s–early 1980s, Fujigen factory)
• Body Material: Mahogany
• Neck: Mahogany set-neck
• Fingerboard: Rosewood
• Scale Length: ~24.75″
• Pickups: Dual humbuckers (often original Maxon or similar; some examples have aftermarket pickups)
• Controls: Typically 2 volume, 1 tone with 3-way pickup selector
• Bridge: Tune-O-Matic style (varies by year/condition)
• Hardware: Chrome, classic Flying V style
• Finish / Colors: Various (e.g., wine red, black, cherry) depending on year and listing
• Typical Weight: Approximately ~2.9–3.6 kg (varies by example)