Preowned 1975 Greco MR800 Mick Ralph Signature Cherry Sunburst (WGRK01)

 Note: Guitar back has some belt buckle scratches. Awesome sounding and playing guitar 

• The MR series was Greco’s first original shape range, launched in 1975 as a collaboration with Mick Ralphs of Bad Company and Mott the Hoople
  

• Catalog entries from 1976 and 1977 reference the MR‑800 as part of this tribute model line

• Body: Maple top with sen (Ash) back

• Neck: Typically three‑piece maple with a rosewood or ebony fingerboard

• 24 frets allowing extended range access

• Dual humbuckers—Greco PU‑0 or Maxon U‑2000 pickups that deliver rich, detailed tone

• Wraparound bridge and simple control layout (Vol/Tone knobs + 3‑way switch)

• Slick craftsmanship, including a comfortable contoured heel for upper fret access

• While the series debuted in 1975, most surviving examples are dated between 1976 and 1978
  

• Limited distribution—mainly in Japan—and signature association with Ralphs, Ace Frehley, and Paul Stanley make them quite collectible

The Greco MR‑800 was introduced around 1975 as a signature model for Mick Ralphs, featuring Japanese craftsmanship from the FujiGen factory. It boasts a 24-fret double-cut body, warm tonewoods, and high-quality pickups. Though not plentiful, surviving '76–'78 examples are revered for their playability and value—earning respect among guitar enthusiasts and collectors alike.