1999 Gibson USA '67 Flying V (Cherry Red)

1999 Gibson USA '67 Flying V (Cherry Red)"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 well loved example of a late 90's Gibson Flying V. Cherry Red

Near perfect condition with only light signs of play wear to the neck and hardware

along with new tuners (with the original casings)

it's okay as it is but would flourish with a re-seat or refret

sounds loud and clear with plenty of clarity

– Ebony Fingerboard

the ST54-85LS was Fender Japan's unofficial Eric Clapton model Stratocaster with factory active Lace Sensor pickups

No markings visible on the neck pocket or neck heel

Effortlessly cool with a brand new "custom fabricated Australian made tremolo arm" and a matte black refinish

this was a custom one-off HYPE GTR7 wearing a one-off paint job by Perry Ormsby

it really excels at sculpting your mids too

gritty distortion that took inspiration from the original MXR Distortion+

this is a one-of-a-kind short-scale bass