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🔥FLYING V🔥
The Gibson Flying V might be one of the most iconic and instantly recognisable guitar shapes on the planet today, but funnily enough, it didn’t start out that way. When it first landed in 1958, the world wasn’t quite ready for something that looked like it had fallen out of a UFO.
But as the years rolled on, players began to realise just how brilliant this futuristic oddball really was. By the late ’60s, legends were picking them up… and then the ’70s hit — boom! Hard rockers embraced the Flying V’s outrageous looks and powerful tone, and suddenly it was everywhere. Michael Schenker, Jimi Hendrix, K.K. Downing, Marc Bolan, Steve Jones — the list goes on. Enter the Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Flying V 70s: a loving tribute to the era that made the V truly legendary.
Classic Gibson tonewoods
This thing is pure ’70s swagger. You get a two-piece, centre-seamed Mahogany body that looks every bit as cool as it sounds. The Mahogany neck sports a comfy Rounded “C” profile and a proper ’70s-style volute at the headstock — vintage vibes done right. Up top, there’s a Rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets and classic pearloid dots.
Rock-solid hardware
The slightly shorter ’70s arrowhead headstock not only looks the part but comes loaded with Grover Rotomatic tuners (spade buttons included for extra mojo) and a Graph Tech nut for great tuning stability. Down the other end, you’ve got an Epiphone LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and Stop Bar tailpiece, keeping everything locked down and ready for riffing.
T-Type PRO pickups
Under the hood, Epiphone’s new T-Type PRO humbuckers capture that fat, punchy, sustain-heavy tone that Flying V fans adore — especially those ’70s hard rock flavours. They’re wired with individual volume controls and a master tone knob, all topped with those unmistakable Witch Hat knobs.
This competition is open to UK residents aged 18 or over.
You may enter this competition up to 599 times.
You will be randomly allocated ticket number(s) when ordering and will receive an email confirmation. The total amount of tickets for this competition is (5999). If all tickets do not sell out, the draw will happen on 18th November 2026 regardless.
You may enter the competition online, or for free by post by sending your entry to Guitars Giveaway on a postcard. You must have an account on Guitars Giveaway for your entry to be processed. All details on your entry MUST correspond to the details on your account to receive the order confirmation and ticket number. Postal entries received without a registered account cannot be processed.
The live draw will take place on Guitars Giveaway Facebook page using Google’s random number generator to select the winning ticket number from all Entrants.
This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook, Apple or Google. By entering the competitions, Entrants agree that neither Facebook, Apple nor Google have any liability and are not responsible for the administration or promotion of this competition.
How many times can I enter this competition?
You can enter this competition up to 599 times.
How do I get my number?
Once your order has been placed your ticket number(s) will be randomly allocated and will show on your order confirmation. They will also be emailed to you, and will be available in the my account area.
How is the winner chosen?
The draw is done live on Facebook using a random number generator to determine the winning ticket number. You’ll be contacted directly if you have won.
Can the draw date change?
If all the entries are sold sooner the draw will be brought forward. Keep updated on the confirmed draw date via our Facebook page and website.
