Gibson Flying V guitar

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The Gibson Flying V guitar is an iconic, angular electric guitar model known for its distinctive V-shaped body and association with influential blues and rock guitarists.

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Epiphone Flying V 1
Gibson Flying V 1
Gibson Flying V guitar canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electric guitar model
designedBy Gibson design team
hasBodyShape V-shaped
hasBodyStyle solid body
hasBodyWood korina
mahogany
hasBridgeType Tune-o-matic bridge
hasControl 1 tone knob
2 volume knobs
3-way pickup selector switch
hasCountryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
hasFingerboardWood ebony
rosewood
hasFinishOption black
cherry
natural
white
hasHeadstockShape Gibson-style 3+3 headstock
hasInlayStyle dot inlays
trapezoid inlays
hasNeckJoint set neck
hasNeckWood mahogany
hasNotablePlayer Albert King
Dave Mustaine
James Hetfield
Jimi Hendrix
K.K. Downing
Kirk Hammett
Lenny Kravitz
Michael Schenker
Rudolf Schenker
hasNumberOfFrets 22
hasOriginalProductionPeriod 1958–1959
hasPickupConfiguration dual humbucker
hasProductionStatus in production in various reissues
hasReissuePeriod from late 1960s onward
hasScaleLength 24.75 inches
hasTailpieceType stopbar tailpiece
inspiredModel Gibson Flying V guitar self-linksurface differs
surface form: Epiphone Flying V
introducedBy Gibson Guitar Corporation
introducedInYear 1958
isAssociatedWithGenre blues
hard rock
heavy metal
rock music
isKnownFor angular futuristic design
association with blues guitarists
association with rock guitarists
manufacturer Gibson Guitar Corporation
surface form: Gibson
usesPickupType humbucker pickup

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Albert King uses Gibson Flying V guitar
Gibson Guitar Corporation notableProduct Gibson Flying V guitar
this entity surface form: Gibson Flying V
Gibson Flying V guitar inspiredModel Gibson Flying V guitar self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Gibson Flying V
this entity surface form: Epiphone Flying V