Gibson Flying V 1968 EB

 

The Gibson Flying V 1968 EB is an absolute classic - yet at first it wasn't a great success after its introduction in 1958. Guitar gods like Jimi Hendrix and Albert King made the Flying V popular, so that its production was resumed in 1967 after a hiatus of several years. The Gibson Flying V 1968 EB comes with a solid mahogany body in the characteristic shape, a set mahogany neck, whose profile is in-beween the fat 50s and the slim 60s, and a rosewood fingerboard. The two humbuckers make sure the Gibson Flying V 1968 EB has a great, powerful output. And the black finish with the white pickguard also contribute for the classic looks of the Gibson Flying V 1968 EB.