If you're looking to add a touch of history and a dash of bold style to your bass collection, the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass is a standout choice. Initially released in 1981 as part of a limited run, this reissue brings back a legendary design with modern playability and sound. Crafted from a korina body and a set mahogany neck, this bass delivers a resonance and sustain that will make your grooves unforgettable. The Flying V body, both iconic and radical, offers full access to the 20-fret rosewood fingerboard, making it as playable as it is visually stunning.

Outfitted with a pair of Epiphone TB-Plus humbucking pickups, this bass provides an impressive range of tones—from deep, rich lows to articulate mids and highs. The Slim Taper neck profile ensures quick, comfortable playing that’s perfect for everything from rapid riffs to laid-back grooves, reducing fatigue even during long sessions. With its gold-plated hardware, including Precision Die-Cast tuners and a 3-Point Adjustable bridge, this bass is as reliable as it is stylish. Whether you're a collector or a performer, the Korina Flying V Bass is a unique, performance-driven instrument that will elevate your sound and stage presence.

Key Features:

• Korina body and set mahogany neck
• 20-fret rosewood fingerboard
• Epiphone TB-Plus humbucking pickups
• Slim Taper neck profile for fast playability
• Gold-plated hardware with 3-Point Adjustable bridge
• Limited Edition reissue of a classic design

Product specs

FAQs

What is the neck profile like on the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass?

The Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass features a slim taper neck profile, providing comfortable playability, especially for fast playing styles.

What kind of pickups does the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass use?

This bass is equipped with Epiphone TB-Plus passive pickups, known for delivering a powerful and clear tone suitable for various music genres.

Is the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass suitable for beginners?

Yes, the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass is suitable for beginners due to its manageable scale length and comfortable neck profile, making it easier to play.

What materials are used in the construction of the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass?

The body of the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass is made from Korina wood, while the neck is constructed from mahogany, contributing to its distinctive tone and sustain.

How many frets does the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass have?

The Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass features 20 frets, allowing for a range of notes suitable for various playing styles.

Does the Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass have a set neck or bolt-on neck?

The Epiphone Korina Flying V Bass has a set neck, which enhances sustain and resonance compared to bolt-on designs.