Gibson is the king of the guitar world, so to speak, having created many famous instruments.
The Flying V, released by Gibson in 1958, is a model of an aggressive and unique guitar design.
The Flying V, released by Gibson in 1958, is a representative model of the deformed guitar with an aggressive and unique design.
This model is a signature model of Rudolf Schenker, guitarist of the Scorpions and brother of Michael Schenker.
It is said to have been produced in 2013 in a limited edition of 400.
The body and neck are made of Mahogany, and the fingerboard is made of Granadill.
Many fans must have admired the unique black and white coloring of this model.
The pickups are the standard 57'Classic.
This is a long-selling Gibson model that has been loved for many years as a replica of the humbucking pickups developed by Seth Lover, known as PAF.
The unique structure of the V-shape gives it a soft sound.
This rare model is recommended not only for fans but also for various other people.
How about this opportunity?
The remaining frets are approximately 90%.
The truss rod is in good condition and the neck is in good condition.
There are scratches on the body, pickguard, escutcheon, pickups, and the paint on the head. There is a scratch on the fingerboard at the 9th fret.
Controls: 2 volume, 1 tone, toggle
Nut width : 42.5mm
Pitch between strings at bridge : 10mm
Guitar shop TONIQ craftsmen will adjust this guitar to make it easier to play.
serial number : #117630616
Weight : 3.2kg
Fret: 90% remaining
Truss rod: good working
neck condition: Good
control: 2 volumes, 1 tone, toggle
body condition: There are scratches on the body side, pickguard, escutcheon, pickups, and head paint burn. Scratches on the fingerboard at the 9th fret.
nut width：42.5mm
string spacing：10mm
year：2013
accessories：hard case
country of origin：America
accessories : original hard case
text : Teppei Ozawa
Inspection charge : Ozawa
TONIQ 3-month warranty included
We ship in a sturdy cardboard box.
We can also ship to overseas destinations.
TEL 045-548-6661
email : ozawa@bassick.jp