
Epiphone 1958 Korina Flying V
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Epiphone 1958 Korina Flying V
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I Use This Mainly Through A Wem Clubman- A Great L
I use this mainly through a wem clubman- a great little amp. It was so awful that i completely re fitted it with everything new. I replaced the out of place v plate with a bigsby trem, and fitted a roller bridge. The pickups were changed with a tony iommi gibson custom wound in the neck and a seymour duncan zebra coil 58 in the bridge. I also fitted locking groer tuners. All of the poorly gold plated features were replaced with chrome, and i put in an actual gibson pickup selector. Now the guitar sounds and looks fantastic. Its one of my favourite guitars. But if you're not looking to spend '£250 refitting this guitar, i would suggest you look elsewhere. The rule of bad build quality generally goes for all epiphones of this price range. Look at Samick Gregg Bennett guitars. They are the same price, have pickups designed by seymour duncan, real grover tuners and are built really nice, generally are real quality guitars.
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The Epiphone 1958 Korina Flying V Electric Guitar
The Epiphone 1958 Korina Flying V electric guitar has a brilliant sound when using both pickups, and it has a lot of sustain too, which is really useful, as I play lead guitar in a band.
The shape is quite awkward to play sitting down, but this is by far my favourite guitar, and I also have a Fender Telecaster and Samick Les Paul with Seymour Duncan pickups. The Flying V was made in the same factory!
You just can't get a cooler guitar than this!
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Epiphone 1958 Korina Flying V - This Is The Best G
Epiphone 1958 Korina Flying V - This is the best guitar I've played. My mate has a Fender Strat and this is much better. It has a nice sound clean or with gain. I play out of a Mairshall MG15dfx and it sounds sweet. It looks great and when you first put it over shoulder and hit that first note you can't help standing in front of the mirror and doing a pose. Its retro style might not be for everyone, but I love it. The damn thing won't stay in tune but you won't mind tunning it up more often if you look that good. The main thing that annoyed me about this thing is I loved it so much I had to go out and buy a hard case. Cost me £50.
I have one too, it's really great, but i have no trouble with my machine heads.
Spend another £50 on some new machineheads
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