Used 2007 Gibson Reverse Flying V with Hardshell Case. Limited Run of 400

Used 2007 Gibson Reverse Flying V with Hardshell Case. Limited Run of 400

Price: 569.0
You are bidding on a used 2007 Gibson Reverse Flying V with original hardshell case and serial number 020870535.  This guitar is in good condition with the only noticeable flaw being the typical finish cracks at the neck joint (see pictures 7 and 8).A note on the 2007 Gibson Reverse Flying V-The "Gibson Reverse Flying V" was first r eleased as part of Gibson's Guitar of the Week promotion in 2007. It was released as Guitar of the week (week 29) with a Limited run of only 400. To achieve the "reverse" style, the body of the guitar is rotated 180 degrees relative to the original Flying V. It features a single color, a vivid Trans Amber finish with gold-plated hardware, and a string-through tailpiece. The guitar features a solid Mahogany body and neck, rosewood fretboard, a pair of hand-wound '57 Classic pickups, and a single volume knob. The headstock was borrowed from the 1958 Gibson Futura/Explorer patent dated January 7, 1958.Happy Bidding!Sound of Music Shipping PolicySound of Music ships to the lower 48 States ONLY. We do not ship to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, or anywhere outside the United States. We do not ship to Post Office Boxes.Processing and Shipping TimesSound of Music will usually process and ship the orders between 1-2 business days. Most items are shipped UPS Ground and will be deli vered between 1-5 business days.Item PhotosPhotographs of the items o n our site are there to provide a general idea of the finish of the instrument. There will likely be some variance in color due to the many variables of viewing pictures online (monitor settings, different browsers, graphic cards, etc.).Finish and Wood GrainWood is a product of nature and will have some variances from guitar to guitar. Like fingerprints, no two guitars are alike; even if they are the same model and finish. Wood has unique features such as grain variance, knots, flaming, quilting, darker and lighter grain color, etc. Cracks in the wood are defects, variances in the visual aspects of the wood are not.Product PlayabilityOnce a musical instrument arrives at the Sound of Music, we take the time to inspect and set up the instrument so that it plays like it should. However, with changes in climate and humidity, the playability of the product can change. Guitars often do require adjustment upon arrival. We make no guarantee as to the playability of the instrument onc e it leaves our showroom. We will assist you with advice on adjustment, but will not make return policy exceptions on the playability of a guitar. Guitars do need adjustment every once and awhile, especially when being purchased via mail order. ... Click for more info
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