The Gibson Flying V Guitars

The initial response from players and retailer was very negative however Gibson was proven to be ahead of their time as these guitars later became quite popular with players and collectors. Despite an awkward look, Flying Vs are gibson reverse flying v
 very easy to play. The bottom of the V rests against the player’s leg holding the guitar in a very playable position. Variations of the Flying V are still in production by Gibson. Steven Seagal: I hope seeing them will bring some joy to blues aficionados and people who revere these guitars like we do. These guitars tell a story. When you pick them up, they almost play themselves. They have so much spirit in them; the Gibson korina and the Erlewine particularly have a lot of mojo. it was introduced in 1958, the Flying V’s intense magnetic appeal, powerful sound, and unusually familiar shape have made it one of the most instantly recognizable guitars in the world. Legendary Gibson President Ted McCarty was looking to add a futuristic aspect to the company’s image when he introduced the Flying V, and he nailed it.