Unleash your inner rock star with the Gibson Reverse Flying V. This offbeat design, a twist on the classic Flying V silhouette, is sure to elevate your stage presence. Crafted for limited runs and as part of the Guitar of the Week series, this model retains the charm of the original Flying V in its neck profile and appointments. With its mahogany body and neck, paired with a rosewood fingerboard, you'll feel the resonance and warmth in every chord. Its dual humbucker pickups deliver a powerful, punchy sound while the vintage-style Flying V Bridge adds to its aesthetic appeal.

Key Features:

• Made during the years 2006 - 2008
• Mahogany body and neck for warm, rich tones
• Rosewood fingerboard for enhanced playability
• Dual humbucker pickups for a broad range of sound
• Vintage-style Flying V Bridge
• Single volume control for easy sound adjustment
• 3-way pickup selector for versatile tone shaping

Product specs

FAQs

What is the neck profile of the Gibson Reverse Flying V?

The Gibson Reverse Flying V features a '50s/'60s hybrid neck profile, providing a comfortable playing experience that balances vintage feel with modern playability.

What kind of pickups does the Gibson Reverse Flying V have?

The Gibson Reverse Flying V is equipped with '57 Classic humbucker pickups, known for their warm, vintage tone and versatility across various music genres.

Is the Gibson Reverse Flying V suitable for heavy music genres?

Yes, the Gibson Reverse Flying V's solid mahogany body and '57 Classic humbuckers deliver a powerful sound ideal for rock, metal, and other heavy music genres.

What type of bridge does the Gibson Reverse Flying V use?

The Gibson Reverse Flying V features a Tune-O-Matic bridge with a string-through body design, offering excellent sustain and tuning stability.

How many frets does the Gibson Reverse Flying V have?

The Gibson Reverse Flying V comes with 22 frets on an ebony fingerboard, providing a smooth playing surface with medium/jumbo fret wires for easy bending and articulation.