2004 Gibson USA '67 Flying V (Cherry Red)

2004 Gibson USA '67 Flying V (Cherry Red)"Gibson returned the Flying V to its roots in 1990 after experimenting with numerous aspects of the design throughout the '80s. Eschewing the offset knobs and beveled edges from the previous decade, Gibson returned to one of the earliest standard production versions of the Flying V from 1967 for inspiration, using a more traditional triangle knob layout, and plain mahogany body woods" A nice clean example of a mid 2000's Gibson Flying V. Cherry red

the frets are shiny and the truss works as it should

mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard

21 frets and a 648mm scale length

These were built with a basswood body

Professionally converted into a fretless by our tech with blue stained maple veneer fret lines to match the finish and flatwound 40-100's for a smooth playing experience

20 frets) and weighs 3

no repairs or breaks though

one-piece maple neck (20 frets)

Made by the Matsumoku factory in the mid 1970's

a master tone control

this is one of the incredibly rare Phoenix series of acoustic guitars released by Fender

# 1 9/16 inch nut width