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New Electric Guitar Acrylic Clear V Style Right Handed
 
Manufacturer: Galveston
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List Price: $599.99
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This is a very unique acrylic guitar. The body is made of clear acrylic. Back view shows the internal components. Get the non classic look with the classic Flying V sound for a fraction of the cost.

* 24.75 Scale * Vintage Style "Stop" Tailpiece * 3 Bass / 3 Treble: Peghead Tuners * Sealed Die Cast Machine Heads * Chrome Hardware * Adjustable Saddles * Hummbucker Pickups * 1 Adjustable Tone Controls * 2 Seperate Volume Controls * 41" Overall Length * 12 11/16" Body * 1 11/16" Nut Width * Adjustable Truss Rod * Shipped Insured! * Brand New!

Product Details

  • Brand: GALVEST
  • Type: Electric Guitar
  • Color: LUCITE CLEAR ACRYLIC
  • Style: Solid body
  • Hand: Right Hand

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Epiphone Limited Edition Korina Flying V Bass Guitar, Natural Korina
 
Manufacturer: Epiphone
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List Price: $665.00
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The Limited Edition Epiphone Korina Flying V Electric Bass features a rare korina wood body and a 34" scale set mahogany neck. The radically styled Flying V bass body style gives full access to the 20-fret rosewood fretboard and the slime taper neck profile is comfortable and fast. This beauty is fitted with 2 Epiphone TB-Plus humbucking pickups for enhanced output with fat low-end and pronounced mids and highs. Controls include 2 volumes, 1 master tone, and a 3-way toggle switch. All hardware is gold including Precision Die-Cast tuners and a 3-Point Adjustable bridge.

Product Details

  • Body Style: Flying "V"
  • Body: Korina
  • Pickups: Epiphone TB-Plus
  • Controls: Volume, Volume, Master Tone
  • Tuners: Precision Die-Cast

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Epiphone Limited Edition Korina Flying V Bass Guitar, Ebony
 
Manufacturer: Epiphone
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List Price: $665.00
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The Limited Edition Epiphone Korina Flying V Electric Bass features a rare korina wood body and a 34" scale set mahogany neck. The radically styled Flying V bass body style gives full access to the 20-fret rosewood fretboard and the slime taper neck profile is comfortable and fast. This beauty is fitted with 2 Epiphone TB-Plus humbucking pickups for enhanced output with fat low-end and pronounced mids and highs. Controls include 2 volumes, 1 master tone, and a 3-way toggle switch. All hardware is gold including Precision Die-Cast tuners and a 3-Point Adjustable bridge.

Product Details

  • Body Style: Flying "V"
  • Body: Korina
  • Pickups: Epiphone TB-Plus
  • Controls: Volume, Volume, Master Tone
  • Tuners: Precision Die-Cast

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A very legitimate bass
 
Review Date: January 17, 2010
Reviewer: S. Diamond,
Nicely constructed, Korean (not Chinese) built. It's stamped as a Custom Shop/Limited-Edition, which is to say there'll only be as many as Guitar Center and its online offshoots (e.g. Musician's Friend) can sell. Still, they're quite rare in SoCal's GC's -- unlike the concurrent Explorer bass, which is much more visible. I think, in the long run, they will be mildly collectible. The pickups are a shade underpowered, but for a medium scale Gibson bass (i.e. one that is never going to sound like a Fender)this is rather admirable -- more for its looks than anything else, granted, but it's extremely playable out of the box. Better by far than my '71 EB-0. My sole complaint is the placement of the top strap button, which should really be on the neck-center. Being a bit neck heavy, you will want to move the button, or at the very least put a strap lock of some kind on the current location.