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 and a straight to output bypass toggle. Given

The KRB-55PJ features a US white ash body with a hard maple neck and rosewood fingerboard (34” scale length

Chambered fiberglass body and a solid fiberglass neck with a rosewood fingerboard (22 frets and a 15

however this one has had that replaced with a pair of active FGI humbuckers (which were Fernandes' version of an EMG style pickup) with on-off mini-toggles along with the traditional three-way selector

This one has an unknown alnico pickup in the bridge position and an aftermarket Seymour Duncan "JBJ" in the neck position along with a new set of Alpha pots and a replacement bridge/tailpiece

Sold as a 1960 reissue model

the finish is clean and glossy with some slight blemishes here and there but overall it presents well for it's age

The BF-2 features the same control layout

the 2342 59'er model features an unbound arched birch top

Fretboard has some scratches where a previous owner has likely tried to polish the frets

electronics and build quality) with no branding anywhere to be seen

making this one potentially a custom order or limited run

Good used condition as pictured with one notable ding in the neck as pictured