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1982 GIBSON USA VICTORY MVX electric guitar!!! Rare -only 2,000 ever made!!
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Soundboard Style: Flat Top Body Type: Solid Body Color: Sunburst Brand: Gibson Model: Gibson Victory MVX Items Included: Case Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Body Material: Solid Wood Model Year: 1982 Features: Stacked Super Humbacker ®, Five Position Toggle Switch, Gibson Hard Shell Case, Bridge Humbacker ® developed for Victory MVX, Neck Humbacker ® Developed For MVX Series, Coil Split String Configuration: 6 String Size: Full Size Dexterity: Right-Handed MPN: 80122539
1982 USA GIBSON VICTORY MVX VINTAGE ELECTRIC GUITAR WITH VINTAGE GIBSON HARD SHELL CASE Very Rare Vintage Gibson!!! Only 2,000 of these were ever produced!!! Serial #80122539. This guitar was made at the Nashville Plant, TN, USA, on January 12th, 1982, Production Number: 39.
The Most Versatile Sounding Gibson Guitars that "produces a myriad of separate and distinct electric guitar tonalities; those voices that fill all the needs and requirements of the dedicated guitarist" Produced by Gibson from 1981 to 1984, designed by the Gibson research and development team in Kalamazoo, MI, with the body work by Chuck Burge, and the multi-voice electronics by Tim Shaw. Gibson Victory MVX features numerous new innovations, including the new "top adjust" Tune-O-Matic bridge, and a series of specially designed pickups, in an "unbalanced" configuration; i.e. all six pickups across the range are different, and specifically designed for the role it was assigned. Features: Splittable Humbuckers at Neck and Bridge with Super Stack Middle Pickup® 1Volume & 1 Tone Knob with 5 Way Switch and Coil Splitting Switch Eastern Hardrock Maple Body, Neck and Headstock Ebony Finger Board with Offset Dot Fret Markers Original Gibson Tailpiece Original Gibson Bridge Chrome Gibson Machine Heads with Gibson logo • Included Vintage Gibson Hard Shell Case with Gibson Logo Condition: Great Condition. Sounds great. All pickups and switches work great. Some Scratching around base of the body and bottom of headstock (SEE PICTURES) and some Normal Wear for 35 year old instrument - PLEASE SEE PICTURES Headstock, Body and Neck in Excellent Condition No Noticeable Fret Wear No Major Dings or Major issues. There is a small ding on the inner side of bottom body opening and seems that front strap button was repositioned (PLEASE SEE PICTURES) Some scratches on the side of the body and headstock - PLEASE SEE PICTURES. Gibson Victory Series The Gibson Victory MV range of guitars comprised just two models: the Gibson Victory MV2 (or MVII), "designed primarily for the discerning country player", and the Gibson Victory MV10 (or MVX) that "produces a myriad of separate and distinct electric guitar tonalities; those voices that fill all the needs and requirements of the dedicated guitarist" The period of production was short: mid 1981 - 1983/4. Early models were Kalamaoo-built, but by the end of 1981 they were being produced at the Gibson Nashville plant. There were also three Gibson Victory bass models (See Chuck Burge's interview with FlyGuitars on the development of the Gibson Victory bass), and these went on to outlast the guitar versions by several years. The Gibson Victory MV2 and MVX were last listed in Gibson prices list of January 1984, whilst the Gibson Victory Standard and Artist basses remained until 1986. According to the 1981 pre-owners manuals, they were attempts to add "in-demand" tones, to Gibson's classic sounds. Direct competition for the Fender Telecaster (MV2) and Fender Stratocaster (MV10). As well as the Fender-esque shape, these guitars were fitted with pickups and circuitry that could give single coil tones.
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Soundboard Style: | Flat Top |
| Body Type: | Solid | Body Color: | Sunburst |
| Brand: | Gibson | Model: | Gibson Victory MVX |
| Items Included: | Case | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| Body Material: | Solid Wood | Model Year: | 1982 |
| Features: | Stacked Super Humbacker ®, Five Position Toggle Switch, Gibson Hard Shell Case, Bridge Humbacker ® developed for Victory MVX, Neck Humbacker ® Developed For MVX Series, Coil Split | String Configuration: | 6 String |
| Size: | Full Size | Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| MPN: | 80122539 |
1982 USA GIBSON VICTORY MVX VINTAGE ELECTRIC GUITAR WITH VINTAGE GIBSON HARD SHELL CASE Very Rare Vintage Gibson!!! Only 2,000 of these were ever produced!!! Serial #80122539. This guitar was made at the Nashville Plant, TN, USA, on January 12th, 1982, Production Number: 39.
The Most Versatile Sounding Gibson Guitars that "produces a myriad of separate and distinct electric guitar tonalities; those voices that fill all the needs and requirements of the dedicated guitarist" Produced by Gibson from 1981 to 1984, designed by the Gibson research and development team in Kalamazoo, MI, with the body work by Chuck Burge, and the multi-voice electronics by Tim Shaw. Gibson Victory MVX features numerous new innovations, including the new "top adjust" Tune-O-Matic bridge, and a series of specially designed pickups, in an "unbalanced" configuration; i.e. all six pickups across the range are different, and specifically designed for the role it was assigned. Features: Splittable Humbuckers at Neck and Bridge with Super Stack Middle Pickup® 1Volume & 1 Tone Knob with 5 Way Switch and Coil Splitting Switch Eastern Hardrock Maple Body, Neck and Headstock Ebony Finger Board with Offset Dot Fret Markers Original Gibson Tailpiece Original Gibson Bridge Chrome Gibson Machine Heads with Gibson logo • Included Vintage Gibson Hard Shell Case with Gibson Logo Condition: Great Condition. Sounds great. All pickups and switches work great. Some Scratching around base of the body and bottom of headstock (SEE PICTURES) and some Normal Wear for 35 year old instrument - PLEASE SEE PICTURES Headstock, Body and Neck in Excellent Condition No Noticeable Fret Wear No Major Dings or Major issues. There is a small ding on the inner side of bottom body opening and seems that front strap button was repositioned (PLEASE SEE PICTURES) Some scratches on the side of the body and headstock - PLEASE SEE PICTURES. Gibson Victory Series The Gibson Victory MV range of guitars comprised just two models: the Gibson Victory MV2 (or MVII), "designed primarily for the discerning country player", and the Gibson Victory MV10 (or MVX) that "produces a myriad of separate and distinct electric guitar tonalities; those voices that fill all the needs and requirements of the dedicated guitarist" The period of production was short: mid 1981 - 1983/4. Early models were Kalamaoo-built, but by the end of 1981 they were being produced at the Gibson Nashville plant. There were also three Gibson Victory bass models (See Chuck Burge's interview with FlyGuitars on the development of the Gibson Victory bass), and these went on to outlast the guitar versions by several years. The Gibson Victory MV2 and MVX were last listed in Gibson prices list of January 1984, whilst the Gibson Victory Standard and Artist basses remained until 1986. According to the 1981 pre-owners manuals, they were attempts to add "in-demand" tones, to Gibson's classic sounds. Direct competition for the Fender Telecaster (MV2) and Fender Stratocaster (MV10). As well as the Fender-esque shape, these guitars were fitted with pickups and circuitry that could give single coil tones.
The Most Versatile Sounding Gibson Guitars that "produces a myriad of separate and distinct electric guitar tonalities; those voices that fill all the needs and requirements of the dedicated guitarist" Produced by Gibson from 1981 to 1984, designed by the Gibson research and development team in Kalamazoo, MI, with the body work by Chuck Burge, and the multi-voice electronics by Tim Shaw. Gibson Victory MVX features numerous new innovations, including the new "top adjust" Tune-O-Matic bridge, and a series of specially designed pickups, in an "unbalanced" configuration; i.e. all six pickups across the range are different, and specifically designed for the role it was assigned. Features: Splittable Humbuckers at Neck and Bridge with Super Stack Middle Pickup® 1Volume & 1 Tone Knob with 5 Way Switch and Coil Splitting Switch Eastern Hardrock Maple Body, Neck and Headstock Ebony Finger Board with Offset Dot Fret Markers Original Gibson Tailpiece Original Gibson Bridge Chrome Gibson Machine Heads with Gibson logo • Included Vintage Gibson Hard Shell Case with Gibson Logo Condition: Great Condition. Sounds great. All pickups and switches work great. Some Scratching around base of the body and bottom of headstock (SEE PICTURES) and some Normal Wear for 35 year old instrument - PLEASE SEE PICTURES Headstock, Body and Neck in Excellent Condition No Noticeable Fret Wear No Major Dings or Major issues. There is a small ding on the inner side of bottom body opening and seems that front strap button was repositioned (PLEASE SEE PICTURES) Some scratches on the side of the body and headstock - PLEASE SEE PICTURES. Gibson Victory Series The Gibson Victory MV range of guitars comprised just two models: the Gibson Victory MV2 (or MVII), "designed primarily for the discerning country player", and the Gibson Victory MV10 (or MVX) that "produces a myriad of separate and distinct electric guitar tonalities; those voices that fill all the needs and requirements of the dedicated guitarist" The period of production was short: mid 1981 - 1983/4. Early models were Kalamaoo-built, but by the end of 1981 they were being produced at the Gibson Nashville plant. There were also three Gibson Victory bass models (See Chuck Burge's interview with FlyGuitars on the development of the Gibson Victory bass), and these went on to outlast the guitar versions by several years. The Gibson Victory MV2 and MVX were last listed in Gibson prices list of January 1984, whilst the Gibson Victory Standard and Artist basses remained until 1986. According to the 1981 pre-owners manuals, they were attempts to add "in-demand" tones, to Gibson's classic sounds. Direct competition for the Fender Telecaster (MV2) and Fender Stratocaster (MV10). As well as the Fender-esque shape, these guitars were fitted with pickups and circuitry that could give single coil tones.