Transport yourself back to a pivotal era in rock history with the 67 Gibson Flying V w/ Maestro Vibrola. An icon of 1960s counterculture, this electric guitar combines the daring aesthetics of the original Flying V with updated playability and sound. The mahogany body exudes rich, resonant midrange tones while the authentic '67 Medium C-shape neck profile offers a comfortable grip for both blues aficionados and hard rock enthusiasts.

The Custom Bucker pickups are the heart of this masterpiece, meticulously capturing the essence of the vintage-original PAF humbuckers. Whether you're seeking tight, punchy lows or sweet, singing highs, these pickups deliver a tonally balanced experience that stands up to any genre. Complementing the sonic versatility, the Maestro Vibrola tailpiece provides expressive vibrato effects, adding a dynamic layer to your performance.

This reissue is not just about sound—it's a visual spectacle. Every curve, bevel, and contour of this solid body has been faithfully crafted to mirror the bold silhouette that made the Flying V an enduring legend. With premium Kluson tuners and an Indian rosewood fretboard, it’s built for the stage and studio alike.

Key Features:

• Authentic '67 Medium C neck profile
• Mahogany body for rich sustain and tone
• Custom Bucker pickups for vintage PAF humbucker sound
• Maestro Vibrola tailpiece for expressive vibrato effects
• Indian rosewood fretboard with 24.75" scale length
• Deluxe hardshell case included for secure transport

Product specs

FAQs

What is the neck profile like on the 67 Gibson Flying V with Maestro Vibrola?

The 67 Gibson Flying V features a set-neck construction with a mahogany neck, providing a comfortable and smooth playing experience typical of Gibson's V-style guitars.

What kind of tones can I expect from the Custombucker pickups on this Flying V?

The Custombucker pickups on the 67 Gibson Flying V are designed to replicate the classic PAF specs, delivering warm, vintage tones with a balanced output suitable for rock, blues, and classic rock genres.

Is the Maestro Vibrola tailpiece suitable for expressive vibrato techniques?

Yes, the Maestro Vibrola tailpiece on the 67 Gibson Flying V allows for expressive vibrato effects, offering a smooth and reliable performance for those who enjoy adding vibrato to their playing.

Is the 67 Gibson Flying V suitable for advanced players or beginners?

The 67 Gibson Flying V is designed with historically accurate features and improved ergonomics, making it more suitable for intermediate to advanced players who appreciate vintage guitar design and tone.

How does the mahogany body affect the sound of this Flying V?

The mahogany body of the 67 Gibson Flying V contributes to its warm and resonant tone, enhancing sustain and providing a rich sound that is ideal for a variety of musical styles.