Step into the world of rock legends with the Epiphone '58 Flying V, an iconic electric guitar that’s a nod to the past with modern-day flair. Designed in partnership with the Gibson Custom Shop, this guitar is a tribute to one of the most sought-after vintage models ever created. The korina body and neck offer a rich, resonant tone reminiscent of premium mahogany but with a brighter edge, ensuring every note cuts through the mix with clarity.

The neck has a period-correct shape and long neck tenon, providing a genuine vintage feel that makes it a joy to play. The Indian laurel fingerboard is adorned with subtle pearloid dot inlays, offering both style and comfort. Equipped with Gibson Burstbucker humbuckers, this guitar delivers the classic PAF tones that have defined countless rock anthems. Whether you're dialing in a smooth blues solo or unleashing a high-gain riff, the Burstbucker 2 at the neck and Burstbucker 3 at the bridge ensure you have the tonal palette to match.

The Epiphone '58 Flying V is not just about sound; it's about style and reliability, too. With an ABR-1 bridge, gold-plated brass string plate, and deluxe tuning machines, you'll experience unparalleled sustain and tuning stability. The guitar's gold hardware, black top hat knobs with nickel dial pointers, and a stunning aged gloss finish make it as much a visual feast as it is a sonic powerhouse.

Key Features:

• Inspired re-creation of the 1958 Gibson Korina Flying V
• Korina body and neck with period-correct neck shape
• Indian laurel fingerboard with pearloid dot inlays
• Gibson Burstbucker 2 and 3 pickups for classic PAF tones
• High-spec electronics with CTS pots and Mallory capacitors
• ABR-1 bridge and gold-plated brass string plate
• Deluxe Epiphone tuning machines for stable tuning
• Black top hat knobs with nickel dial pointers, gold hardware, and aged gloss finish

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FAQs

What type of wood is used in the Epiphone '58 Flying V and how does it affect the sound?

The Epiphone '58 Flying V is made from Korina wood, known for its lightweight and resonant qualities. This wood contributes to a warm, balanced tone with a rich midrange, making it ideal for rock and blues styles.

Are the pickups on the Epiphone '58 Flying V suitable for heavy rock or metal music?

Yes, the Epiphone '58 Flying V features Gibson Burstbucker 2 and 3 humbuckers, which provide a powerful, articulate sound with excellent sustain, making them well-suited for heavy rock and metal genres.

How does the neck profile of the Epiphone '58 Flying V affect playability?

The Epiphone '58 Flying V has a 1958 Flying V neck profile, which offers a comfortable grip and smooth playability, suitable for both rhythm and lead playing styles.

Is the Epiphone '58 Flying V suitable for beginner guitarists?

While the Epiphone '58 Flying V is a versatile instrument with professional features, its unique body shape and weight may be more comfortable for intermediate to advanced players rather than complete beginners.

Does the Epiphone '58 Flying V come with a case?

Yes, the Epiphone '58 Flying V includes a hardshell case, providing excellent protection for the guitar during transport and storage.