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Description
The 1964 Gibson Flying V is a landmark in electric guitar design, revered by musicians and collectors alike for its futuristic look and resonant sound. Originally introduced in the late 1950s, this model saw a resurgence in 1964, captivating artists with its unique shape and powerful tone. Crafted with a solid mahogany body and a set neck, the Flying V offers a distinctive sustain and warm tonal qualities that have made it a staple in rock and blues music. Its V-shaped tailpiece and classic humbuckers deliver a punchy, articulate sound that cuts through any mix, whether you're playing rhythm or lead.
The Flying V's innovative design not only makes a visual statement but also provides excellent balance and comfort for the player. Its slim neck profile and smooth fretboard facilitate fast, precise playing, ideal for those who like to shred. The Flying V is not just a guitar; it's a piece of music history that continues to inspire and ignite creativity in musicians around the world.
Key Features:
- Solid mahogany body and set neck for enhanced sustain
- Dual humbucking pickups for powerful, articulate sound
- Iconic V-shaped tailpiece for vintage aesthetics and performance
- Slim neck profile for comfortable, fast playability
- Revered by rock and blues musicians for its unique tone and design
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At the start of the video, KK opens by talking about his Flying V that he used on various albums such as Sad Wings Of Destiny and Sin After Sin. At 0:30, he directly says that it's a 1964 Flying V that he bought at a second-hand shop at Birmingham. It's very easy to find videos and photos of him using it as it's one of his main guitars.
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