Видео

Apsolutno se slažem!

hvala, hvala, tko zna mozda jednom ;) 🎸

They are all great guitars, can't go wrong with either of eg59s ;)

@@alenv360 So do i think. But i'd like to know exact difference between them. But you don't know. Ok. Thanks a lot!

@@martymcfly2572 I did'nt say I don't know I have them all I know them all :) , just that isnt much of a question for a youtube comment, couse it requires a long story if I would like to give you a correct answer. Generally eg59-50 are alway the whole mint collection period plaintops with screamin paf pickups or a solid colour like a goldtop or a store order colour. And when we get to a eg59-70 there is a difference between years , the early could be plaintops with double trick pickups, and later on they are flametop venner ones with a dry pickups like this one in the video. You are welcome!

@@alenv360 Thanks a lot! If i understood rightly it not had especially difference between them, fo except top color and pickups, is it wright? Have them difference between a wood quality? And last question, what of them i asked is the most the best for your opinion, 50 or 60 or 70?

@@martymcfly2572 this numbers are price in yen when new as all MIJ guitars including Fenders to this day. Higher the number higher the specs higher the price ;)

Haha fala 🎸

This Greco is probably my best playing guitar, the Gibson is gone now but it was excellent playing guitar also, maybe a bit thinner neck than this Greco here..

@@bobbyarthur-yf3yf www.fuzzfaced.net/st57-70-st57-650-stratocaster.html

@@alenv360 interesting but you mentioned yours was a tokai , this is fender re issue data .. I have 4 tokai guitars and they are amazing but I also have a few strats and one is a 94 /57 reissue made in USA … love the fenders but tokai are really amazing built guitars

@@bobbyarthur-yf3yf the guitar is Fender Stratocaster 57 Reissue ST57-70 model Made in Japan ( in the Tokai factory this one) - most are made in Fujigen or Dyna Gakki factory ( the current production is Dyna) , but at some point they were made in the Tokai factory also.

@@alenv360 owww my apologies I understand now. Well that is one of the best kinda fenders as they had tokai build them as they at that time could not do as good a job as tokai in crafting those guitars !!

@@alenv360 yes for about fifteen years roughly late 90s till about 2015 roughly and the quality was fabulous which is why I bought a 59 replica strat and a 50s replica tele with law suit head stocks from tokai just a couple years after they stopped producing fenders … these guitars can’t be sold in the USA as they are replicas and perfect

@@EvilThunderB0lt thnk you! It is mid 90s also - N0 serial, Tokai made this one 🎸

@@regandunn4850 thank you 🎸

Tnx man! 🎸🎸

Most of them are 9 or even 12 , some are 7,25 depends on year and model.

@@alenv360 to be honest , from the photos i saw, they seem flat, yes

Yes absolutely , late 70s early 80s they are great guitars. I even prefer them often to fender japan, especially maxon pickups.

@@alenv360 hello again allen, i am doing a very extensive rsearch for both fender st57, and greco se 600 or 700, there is a bunch out there . the prices are gone up in the uk. and seem to me that grecoare almost the same price as fender japan. which is really strange. also i was wondering if the grecos have vintage fretboard radius of 7.25? or is it different from fenders? regards Waell

@@mywaveinwoodswoodperfumes it all depends on the exact model and year, it is best to check the catalog specs although often this can vary couse remeber Grecos were handmade guitars - the Greco fender style guitars, no cnc back then, Fujigen got CNC when they made the deal with Fender in 1982. Regarding the radius I had all kind of Greco strats in the range se500-se800 Project series and some have vintage 7,25 radius and some have 9 or even 12 I would say. The earlier ones se800 have 7,25 regurarly if not even smaller some of them. But on the other hand I had few se600 from 1980-82 that were 9 radius. It all depends on the model and year.

@@alenv360 just ordered one of these se700 hope its all original, this is what it seems in the photos, mine finished in black, with white single ply aged pickguard. maple fingerboard, dont know about the condition of the fret wear though. hope everything ok. and thank you so. much for the info its really precious and very much appreciated. also i couldn't find catalogs in english, also the ones in Japanese seem very hard to find online.

I agree

From Japan

Thank you!

Yes, Dry 1982 are the real deal 🎸

Bas mi je drago 😊🎸

😊🎸 🎸

difference is very subtle but obvious- Nashville sounds and feels tighter, I can spot also the differnce in my playing and bends ( prefer abr) even now 2 years later whwn I watch this, but the best way is to try it yourself ;)

Thank you!

That's fpr sure, thanx!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

@@alenv360 Just watched this again. Can you tell me what year your EG800 is from? Also, do you remember what gauge strings you were using here? Thanks so much! 🙏👍✌

Thank you very much, I can only tell you Edwards are great guitars but I prefer Grecos :)

Thank you !

I agree, excellent guitars

Tnx! Yes it is :)

Thank you!

Yep he’s good

Hey you can send me yours I can check, but I think I already had it's brothers and sisters haha

Alen can I send some picture of my EGC600 on messenger please?

I sent pictures on messenger 🙂

Thank you my friend 🎸

Odlican je, mislim da nije bio ovdje kad si bio..ces probat kad dođeš jednom valjda

In my Greco are stock pickups - screamin paf, your guitar then is probably a later Korean made Greco

@@alenv360 no evidence.... maybe. ty

@@giovannibi what evidence man? not sure if I get you ?

tnx man!

They are all great strats. I had two regular se800 from 1976 I think and this one has significally bigger neck ( and not schaller but greco tuners)

Those are the top instruments, I think I adjusted up position more scooped for cleaner sound and down position boosted.