The Flying V Melody Maker is one the Limited Run
Series as Gibson USA re-introduces the Melody Maker as the
budget-friendly entree to Gibson solidbody electrics.The Melody Maker
was introduced by Gibson 1959 as their budget solidbody model. It had a
single-cutaway Les Paul Junior shape with a thinner body and
distinctive, narrower Melody Maker headstock. The one single-coil pickup
was controlled by one volume knob—sound familiar? In later years, a
double-cutaway and then an SG-shaped Melody Maker were released.
The new Melody Maker is available in four iconic body shapes: Les Paul and, SG, and now for the first time for the Melody Maker: Flying V, and Explorer. The Melody Maker is now powered by a Seymour Duncan HB-103 humbucker to produce the punch and roar that modern guitar players demand. The maple body comes in a choice of grain-textured satin finishes while the set-in, 1-piece mahogany neck has the slim Melody Maker profile. The wrapround tailpiece, with its tight and solid design, offers the sustain and resonance that many rockers seek. The Gibson USA Melody Maker comes with deluxe gig bag.
The new Melody Maker is available in four iconic body shapes: Les Paul and, SG, and now for the first time for the Melody Maker: Flying V, and Explorer. The Melody Maker is now powered by a Seymour Duncan HB-103 humbucker to produce the punch and roar that modern guitar players demand. The maple body comes in a choice of grain-textured satin finishes while the set-in, 1-piece mahogany neck has the slim Melody Maker profile. The wrapround tailpiece, with its tight and solid design, offers the sustain and resonance that many rockers seek. The Gibson USA Melody Maker comes with deluxe gig bag.
Features:
- Maple body
- Grain textured satin finish
- Set 1-piece mahogany neck
- Melody Maker neck profile
- 24-3/4" scale
- 22 frets
- Acrylic dot fretboard inlays
- 1.695” nut width
- Corian nut
- Seymour Duncan HB-103 humbucker
- One Volume control
- Wraparound tailpiece
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