58 Gibson Flying V Mystery Lawsuit Guitar Dunlop

58 Gibson Flying V Mystery Lawsuit Guitar Dunlop'58 Gibson Flying V Mystery Lawsuit Guitar Who doesn't love a good mystery guitar? We haven't got a clue about this one, apart from the fact that it looks exactly like a '58 Flying V. Body appears to be of Korean or Japanese origin and the guitar is sporting some sweet aged gold Gotoh hardware, an Ibanez humbucker in the neck and Wilkinson vintage style tuners up top. Super slim, super fast neck with the dual humbucker setup, this thing is built for

this is another exceptional guitar from Greco and is testament to why Fender and Gibson were shaking in their boots at the quality of these guitars coming out of Japan

Control: N/A

guitar comes with original chipboard case

It also features a pitch bend on the neck for the ultimate in keytar shredding functionality

022uf bridge and 0

We'd recommend leaving it out in the sun for a bit

Professionally setup with 11-49s

Arpeggiator Patterns: Up

Make: Edwards

triple binding on the body and headstock and a set neck construction with a volute on the headstock for added strength

25mm sponge padded and lined

were offered with custom appointments such as matching headstocks and custom hardware