A Flying V with Indie Vibe!

Add a definite vibe and flair to your rig with the Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V. Indie-songstress, Grace Potter is well-known for her use of Flying V guitars, hot playing, and great tone. This signature electric guitar gives you a cool custom finish and big Gibson tone from dual BurstBucker Pro pickups. A mahogany body and set-in mahogany neck offer up the classic Gibson tones you have been looking for. The Thin V neck profile with chechen fingerboard gives you clear access to every note on the fretboard. Bring a cool vibe and big tone to your performances with the Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V.

Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V Solidbody Electric Guitar at a Glance:

• Cool appointments for a cool vibe
• BurstBucker Pro pickups deliver that timeless PAF humbucker tone
• A guitar with a rich heritage

Cool appointments for a cool vibe

The Gibson Grace Potter Signature isn't your normal Flying V, this guitar has a flair all its own. Start with a cool Nocturnal Brown finish with cream binding on the front and a natural finish on the back and sides, then throw in an art-deco pickguard and you are ready to rock in style. Vintage-style tuners and a tune-o-matic bridge give you tuning stability and the ability to tweak your intonation to perfection.

BurstBucker Pro pickups deliver that timeless PAF humbucker tone

When it comes to capturing that classic Les Paul tone, nothing beats the sound of the Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V's BurstBucker Pro pickups. You'll appreciate the tight low end, complex midrange, and sweet highs you'll get out of these pickups - it's everything you expect when you pick up a Flying V! That's because Gibson designed their BurstBucker Pro pickups to recreate the sound of the original PAF humbuckers to perfection. So if you want the time-tested tone of a classic Gibson, then the Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V is the guitar for you.

A guitar with a rich heritage

Though Gibson's Flying V is an immediately recognizable, sought-after instrument that is seen on stages and studios worldwide these days, it wasn't always such a popular design. In fact, when the V first left the drawing board in 1958, many in the guitar world dismissed its "futuristic" design as gimmicky and inefficient. The line was discontinued in '59, but luckily for us, Gibson revived the Flying V in 1967. The guitar was championed by artists from diverse musical backgrounds, and the V has been flying ever since. The Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V is a part of this guitars amazing heritage.

Gibson Grace Potter Signature Flying V Solidbody Electric Guitar Features:

• A guitar with eye-catching looks and amazing playability
• Big Gibson tone from dual BurstBucker Pro pickups
• Custom finish and cosmetics chosen by Grace Potter
• Includes a hardshell case to protect your new guitar