"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 well-loved example of a late 2000's Gibson Flying V. Cherry red finish on the mahogany body with a slim 60's style neck profile and 22 fret rosewood fingerboard, it weighs 3kg's. This one has a replacement Grover G machine head, Gotoh hardware and a pair of Dimarzio humbuckers (an Air Classic in the neck and a PAF 36th Anniversary in the bridge).
Received a full setup and service prior to listing including a fret polish, fretboard oil and buff/polish. Frets are shiny and smooth and the neck is straight with a fully functional truss. The finish on the body is cloudy and worn in spots but there's no breaks or repairs.
