Product Detail
Soar high with the latest collaboration between Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop! The 1958 Korina Flying V is an amazing recreation of a famous and valuable vintage guitar. It offers authentic 1958 Flying V details at an unbeatable price. Just like the ultra - rare 1958 Gibson models, it has a solid Korina body and neck with a long neck tenon and a 1958 Flying V neck profile. It comes with an Indian laurel fretboard and gold hardware. The electronics are top - of - the - line, featuring Gibson Burstbucker 2 and Burstbucker 3 pickups, individual volume controls, a master tone control with CTS pots and a Mallory capacitor, a Switchcraft 3 - way pickup selector switch, and a 1/4” output jack. There's an Epiphone x Gibson Custom logo on the headstock back, and a hardshell case is included. Neck profile is 1958 Flying V, scale length is 628.65 mm / 24.75 in. Fingerboard is laurel with a 304.8 mm / 12 in radius and 22 medium jumbo frets. Nut is Graph Tech with a 43.0 mm / 1.692 in width and dot inlays. It has a glued - in, set neck with a long neck tenon. Body style and shape are Flying V, made of solid Korina with an aged gloss finish. Hardware has a gold finish, an ABR - 1 style bridge, a gold - plated brass Flying V string plate, Epiphone Deluxe tuning machines, a 4 - ply white/black pickguard, and more. Electronics include Burstbucker 2 neck pickup, Burstbucker 3 bridge pickup, 2 volume and master tone controls, a 3 - way Switchcraft pickup selector, and a 1/4' Switchcraft output jack. String gauge is .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046, and it comes with a hardshell case. PLU: IGCKFVWANAGH.
Using Your Epiphone Korina Flying V: To start playing, first plug your guitar into an amplifier using the 1/4” output jack. Adjust the volume and tone controls to get the sound you like. You can switch between the neck and bridge pickups using the 3 - way pickup selector switch. For the best performance, keep the strings in good condition. Change them regularly, about every few months if you play often. When not in use, store your guitar in the hardshell case provided to protect it from damage. Clean the body with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Avoid exposing the guitar to extreme temperatures and humidity, as this can damage the wood and electronics. Check the tuning machines periodically to make sure they are working properly and keep the guitar in tune.
