Power. Tone. Versatility. The new Flying V Faded 3-Pickup offers the distinctive look and total performance of Gibson’s iconic Flying V at an unbeatable price. With three screaming 490 humbuckers—the same pickups offered on the top-of-the-line Les Paul Supreme—the Flying V Faded 3-Pickup gives guitarists an unbelievable tonal spectrum to play with.

A master volume and master tone dial in the options presented by the versatile 6-position selector. Choose from bridge, bridge/middle, middle, middle/neck, or bridge/neck pickup combinations. From the garage to the club to as far as you want to go, the Flying V Faded 3-Pickup has you covered.

Features:

• Manufactured in: Nashville, TN
  
  BODY
• Body Species: Mahogany
  
  NECK
• Species: Mahogany
• Profile: Flying V Rounded
• Peghead Pitch: 17°
  
  FINGERBOARD
• Species: Rosewood
• Scale Length: 243/4"
• Number of Frets: 22
• Nut Width: 1.695"
• Inlays: Dot
  
  HARDWARE
• Plating Finish: Chrome
• Tailpiece: Stopbar
• Bridge: Tune-o-matic
• Knobs: Black Numbered
• Tuners: Vintage-style Tulip
  
  ELECTRONICS
• Neck Pickups: 490R humbucker
• Middle Pickups: 490R humbucker
• Bridge Pickups: 490T humbucker
• Controls: One volume, one tone, six-position rotary selector
  
  OTHER
• Strings: Brite Wires .010-.046
  
  CASE
• Case Interior: Black Padded
• Case Exterior: Black Gigbag
• Case Silkscreen: White 'Gibson USA' logo
  

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