Gibson Flying V Guitars

If stolen, I would buy it again if I was limited to the amount I paid for it, but if I had more, I might go with a Thunderbird or another Les Paul, or possibly a PRS. I love its easy playability, its tone, its feel, and how it looks so damn good. I'm not terribly pleased with the action, and having the toggle Switch at the tone knobs is a problem if you need to Switch quickly. My favorite feature is it's appearance, and the presence that it has. Pushing the boundaries since its release in the 1950's, The Flying V cemented its place in the rock and roll hall of fame with artists including Dave Davies of The Kinks, Jimmi Hendrix, and Andy Powell. The Limited Run Flying V 120 offers the perfect testament to the original, with time-tested tonewoods, versatile pickups and unparralelled Gibson USA craftmanship.gibson flying v goth
  Whilst shopping for it, I was choosing between this and an Explorer. I picked the Flying V just because the Explorer was too difficult to play standing up. I find the V very easy to play sitting down, as long as you rest the "crotch" of the guitar on your right thigh, or off to the side. I wish that the guitar had a tremolo like the Jimi Hendrix signature Flying V, but alas, I shall make do.