Epiphone Goth Flying V Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose Tremolo

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Epiphone Goth Flying V Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose Tremolo, Main
Epiphone Goth Flying V Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose Tremolo, Main
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Set mahogany neck. Two '57N Hot-B humbuckers. Floyd Rose licensed tremolo.

The Epiphone Goth Series lends a dark, mysterious look and superhuman feel to three favorite Gibson solidbody models. The Goth 1958 Flying V/FR has a licensed, double-locking Floyd Rose tremolo system for added moves and grooves, and '57N Hot-B humbuckers.

Additional appointments include a satin-black finish and black chrome hardware, a roman numeral "XII" inlay at the 12th fret, and Celtic Cross on the headstock.

For those who like powerful guitars with a sleek look, the Goth Series have tremendous output. The Floyd Rose tremolo gives you the freedom to dive bomb and bend your way to hellacious highs and lows.

Pickups: 2 '57N Hot-B humbuckers

Hardware: black

Scale: 24.75 in.

Nut width: 1.68 in.

Neck: set

Neck material: mahogany

Fretboard: ebony

Inlay: 12th fret

Body material: mahogany

Finish: black

Bridge: Floyd Rose licensed

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-4GIBSON
Web: https://www.epiphone.com/en-US/Support/Contact

Submitted January 5, 2005

Epiphone Goth Flying V Electric Guitar with Floyd Rose Tremolo Customer Review

Overall: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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its ausome, a goth-v is sick already then they put a locking trem on u hav 2 stand up 2 use it but so wot, screw it, get a strap and stand up u lazu turds, haha exelent 9/10
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