Gibson DSVE00EBCH 80's Flying V Electric Guitar with Hardshell Case-Ebony

The legendary 80s Flying V is back! The Gibson Flying V™ is an iconic design loved by modern guitarists. First introduced in 1958, it gained huge popularity over the decades, especially among hard rock and metal players. The 1980s were its prime time. This 80s Flying V is based on the highly - desired 1984 models. It has a fast - playing SlimTaper™ mahogany neck with a rosewood fretboard. The mahogany body in the iconic shape comes with new 80s Tribute pickups that capture the unique fat - toned sound and rich sustain of that era. It's now available in Ebony and comes with a hardshell case. NECK Profile: SlimTaper Scale Length: 628.65 mm / 24.75 in Fingerboard Material: Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 304.8 mm / 12 in Fret Count: 22 Frets: Medium Jumbo Nut Material: Graph Tech Nut Width: 43.053 mm / 1.695 in End Of Board Width: 57.404 mm / 2.26 in Inlays: Acrylic Dot Joint: Glued In, Set Neck BODY Body Style: Flying V Body Shape: Flying V Body Material: Mahogany Body Finish: Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer HARDWARE Finish: Chrome Bridge: Aluminum Nashville Tune - O - Matic Tailpiece: Aluminum Stop Bar Tuning Machines: Grover Rotomatic with Contemporary Buttons Pickguard: None Truss Rod: Adjustable Control Knobs: Black Top Hat Switch Tip: Cream ELECTRONICS Neck Pickup: 80s Tribute Bridge Pickup: 80s Tribute Controls: 2 Volume, Master Tone, Hand - wired with Orange Drop Capacitors Pickup Selector: 3 - way Toggle Output Jack: 1/4' MISC Strings Gauge: .010, .013, .017, .026, .036, .046 Case: Hardshell Case Additional Information: PLU: DSVE00EBCH

Using your Gibson 80's Flying V Electric Guitar is easy. First, tune it up using the Grover Rotomatic tuning machines. You can choose different tones by using the 3 - way toggle pickup selector and adjusting the 2 volume and master tone controls. When you're done playing, put it in the included hardshell case to protect it. For maintenance, keep the guitar in a dry place. Wipe it down regularly with a soft cloth to remove sweat and dirt. Check the truss rod periodically and adjust it if the neck seems too straight or too curved. Replace the strings when they start to sound dull or lose their elasticity. And don't forget to clean the hardware with a suitable cleaner to keep it shiny. Enjoy playing your awesome guitar!