Epiphone Dave Mustaine Flying V Prophecy- Two V Variants
Two new signature Flying V models for Mustaine
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The Epiphone Dave Mustaine Flying V Prophecy model was unveiled today and offers guitarists the opportunity to pick up a signature Flying V based on the Megadeth frontman’s guitar. Available in Aged Dark Red Burst and Black Metallic finishes.
Dave Mustaine Flying V Prophecy
This Epiphone Dave Mustaine Flying V Prophecy is one of two official Mustaine releases today, the other being new signature Kramer models.
Available in two versions, one with Aged Dark Red Burst and the other Black Metallic. This latest Flying V signature model for Mustaine is a more affordable option that is aimed at guitarists who wanted one of Dave’s guitars.
Up until now, there have only been Gibson Mustaine models available and so these Epiphones will fill a void in the marketplace for cheaper alternatives to those.
Though he also has his new Kramer Dave Mustaine Collection launching today as well!
Metallic Black
Thrash Factor
The Metallic Black version is loaded with a pair of Dave’s signature Seymour Duncan Thrash Factor pickups.
This model consists of a mahogany Flying V-style body with an Epiphone LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge, paired with a string-thru Flying V tailpiece.
It has a 24.75” scale mahogany neck with an ebony fretboard fitted with 24 medium jumbo frets, plus an Explorer-style headstock with Grover Mini Rotomatic tuners, and a Graph Tech nut.
Aged Dark Red Burst
Fishman Fluence
Whereas the Aged Dark Red Burst version is fitted with a set of Fishman Fluence pickups that deliver three distinct tones – a warm “Patent Applied For” vintage humbucker, a hot modern humbucker and a shimmering, optimized single-coil sound. These have 2 Volumes, and 1 Tone with push/pull potentiometers for coil splitting and voice selection.
This one also has a AAA flame maple veneer top under the finish. Plus, instead of being a string-thru body, it has a stop tailpiece instead. It also has a mahogany neck with an ebony fingerboard with 24 jumbo frets and Dave’s custom “D” profile.
Both versions have a white body, neck, headstock binding and black nickel hardware throughout. They also come in Epiphone hardshell cases to keep them safe.
MSRP – Black Metallic USD 1399 / EUR 1699 * and Aged Dark Red USD 1499 / EUR 1799 *
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- Metallic Black: Epiphone
- Aged Dark Red Burst: Epiphone
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