Thanks to a special process developed by Gibson, the mahogany body of the V-factor faded has the look of a vintage instrument. Instead of bright and shiny, the body has the duller sheen we usually associate with guitars that have tons of stage and studio hours (or decades) on them. A closer look reveals no dings, chips or scratches, apart from some natural light buckle rash on the back which adds to the overall vintage vibe of the instrument.
These Photos are of the Actual Guitar.
Fitted with vintage style Gibson deluxe machine heads, these tuners will provide accurate and reliable tuning stability.
The Flying V was first designed by Ted Mccarty in the 1950's to provide players with a very different out there look. Not many were made and consequently they have become very collectible. This model gives players an opportunity to get that classic V sound and vibe at an affordable price.
Gibson have finished this guitar to make it looks aged and instead of a shiny bright finish it looks slightly dull and worn in from the factory, similar to that of a vintage guitar.
This unique three pickup arrangement will enable the player to access a wide variety of tones, whilst retaining that classic sound.
A closer look reveals no dings, chips or scratches, apart from some natural light buckle rash on the back which adds to the overall vintage vibe of the instrument. (Please see photos)
