Epiphone Inspired By Flying V '70s Vice City Pink - EIFV7VPBH

’70s Flying V Attitude in Full Vice City Pink

The Epiphone Inspired By Flying V ’70s in Vice City Pink takes an already unmistakable shape and pushes it straight into neon Miami territory. The vivid hot-pink gloss finish covers the two-piece mahogany body and headstock, while the oversized black ’70s-style pickguard, black nickel hardware and dark ebony fingerboard create a sharp high-contrast look. It feels appropriately loud for a guitar whose silhouette became synonymous with hard rock in the 1970s.

The glued-in mahogany neck uses a Rounded C profile rather than an especially thin carve, giving your fretting hand a little more substance to hold onto. A volute reinforces the distinctly ’70s construction, while the 12" radius ebony fingerboard and 22 Medium Jumbo frets give bends plenty of room and keep higher-register playing smooth. The 628.65 mm (24.75") scale adds the familiar slightly softer string tension associated with this style of Gibson-derived design.

Two Epiphone T-Type PRO humbuckers provide the thick, sustaining voice this Flying V is built around. Separate volume controls let you set the neck and bridge pickups at different levels, which makes the middle position genuinely useful for blending the two rather than simply switching to a fixed combined sound. A single master tone then shapes both pickups together.

The shorter ’70s-style arrowhead headstock carries Grover Rotomatic tuners with spade buttons and a Graph Tech nut, while LockTone Tune-O-Matic and Stop Bar hardware anchors the other end of the strings. Black Witch Hat knobs with nickel inserts finish off the period-inspired control layout. A premium Epiphone gig bag is included.

At Riffs & Licks Music, we think the Flying V ’70s Vice City Pink is made for players who want the swagger of a classic hard-rock V without anything visually restrained about it. The Rounded C neck, ebony board and T-Type PRO humbuckers keep the playing experience grounded in ’70s tradition, while the neon-pink finish turns it into a proper stage statement.

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