Gibson Electric Flying V 70s Classic White Original
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The Essentials to Know About the Gibson 70s Flying V Guitar
The Essentials to Know About the Gibson 70s Flying V Guitar
- Iconic 70s Look: Flying V silhouette, matching headstock, silver reflector knobs, and chrome hardware for immediate stage presence.
- Big Vintage Rock Sound: two 70s Tribute uncovered humbuckers for arena riffs, biting leads, and thick rhythms.
- Modern Playing Comfort: SlimTaper neck and bound rosewood fingerboard, ideal for fast and long playing sessions.
- Refined Electronics: hand-wired circuitry and Orange Drop capacitors for a musical and precise tone response.
Manufacturer Information
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A 70s-Inspired Flying V, Built for the Stage
The Gibson 70s Flying V embraces the aesthetic codes and sonic DNA that defined the era of big amps and XXL stages. With its instantly recognizable "designer" shape and seventies-style finishes, it belongs to the lineage of instruments designed to cut through the mix, featuring a sharp attack and generous sustain, while remaining reliable and true to the spirit of the period.
For Which Guitarists and Styles?
This electric guitar is aimed at intermediate to advanced guitarists seeking a Gibson with a strong character, suitable for both band playing and stage performance. Its natural playground: 70s rock, hard rock, classic rock, punk rock, and any genre requiring rich distortion, solid palm-mutes, and effortless standout solos. The SlimTaper profile also favors fast runs and strong bends.
The Sound
The mahogany body + neck duo provides a dense and warm foundation, with present mids and pronounced sustain, perfect for crunch and high-gain tones. The 70s Tribute humbuckers deliver a vintage-typed grain: firm low end, expressive mids, and bright highs open enough to maintain definition even at high gain. The hand-wired circuitry combined with Orange Drop capacitors makes the tone control particularly usable for shifting from a cutting solo to a rounder rhythm without losing the guitar's character.
Technical specifications
| Body Shape | Designer | Inlays | Acrylic dots |
| Material | Mahogany | Bridge | Nashville Tune-O-Matic aluminum |
| Neck | Mahogany | Tailpiece | Aluminum stopbar |
| Profile | Slim Taper | Knobs | Black Top Hats with silver reflector |
| Nut Width | 1.69" / 43 mm | Plating | Chrome |
| Fingerboard Material | Rosewood | Neck Pickup | 70s Tribute |
| Scale Length | 24.75" / 628.65 mm | Middle Pickup | 70s Tribute |
| Number of Frets | 22 | Controls | 2 Volumes, 1 Tone & Toggle Switch (Hand-wired with Orange Drop capacitors) |
| Nut | Graph Tech | Case | Hard case |
Questions frequently asked
What sound do the 70s Tribute pickups on this Flying V offer?
The two 70s Tribute humbuckers provide a tight low end, expressive mids, and open highs. This setup maintains clarity even at high gain levels.
Is the Gibson Electric Flying V 70s Classic White Original suitable for hard rock?
This model suits 70s rock, hard rock, classic rock, and punk rock. The mahogany body and neck promote present mids and notable sustain, ideal for crunch tones, distortion, and palm muting.
What is the neck profile of the Flying V 70s?
The mahogany neck features a SlimTaper profile, with a 43 mm Graph Tech nut and a 628.65 mm scale length. The rosewood fingerboard has 22 frets. This profile is recommended for fast runs and aggressive bends.
Is the pickup control setup independent?
Two volume controls, one tone control, and a Toggle Switch allow management of the 70s Tribute pickups. The wiring is hand-done with Orange Drop capacitors.
Is a case included with this Flying V?
A hard case comes included with the instrument.



