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Gibson Brendan Small Snow Falcon Flying V Guitar With Original Case
Estimated price for orientation: 1 500 $
Category: Electric Guitar
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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 Brand: Gibson Items Included: Case
Gibson Snow Falcon.There is no detectable fret wear.There are some minor issues that I want to be clear about as Im not trying to deceive anyone.The 1st picture shows the yellowing of the headstock which seems to be common on others that I have seen.The 2nd picture shows the lower side of the body.It seems as if the body was routed too deep for the binding in a small area as there is a step where the binding meets the body.This is on the BOTTOM of the body, so it is not seen while playing, only if someone is examining the guitar.Its almost not noticeable visually, but it can be felt.The 3rd and 4th pictures show some yellowing under the finish near the controls. I have also seen this on others.The 5th picture shows a finish crack in the clear coat on the back of the neck. It is only a small line, no gap, no flex.The 6th and 7th pictures show the same type of finish crack in the clear on both sides of the neck near the nut. I am guessing that this guitar may have been very cold at some point and maybe was handled and the clear wasnt flexible enough to move with the wood. Doesn't not appear to be structural in any way.My Lzzy Hale Explorer has the white finish also, and it has these little finish cracks anywhere there is possible flex on the guitar, so i'm guessing this is a common occurrence with this type of finish. I baby both of them, they both had them upon arrival, and i've read stories about receiving these guitars with this issue and seen them like this for sale also.The 8th and 9th show the neck joint which looks fine.The 10th picture is the back of the neck, no issues.The 11th picture is the back of the guitar. No buckle rash, but some discoloration near the control cavity under the finish like on the front.The 12th picture is just to show there are no chips on the points or headstock.As with most guitars, it will need to be set up to your preference.This should make a great player for someone who doesn't want to pay top dollar for a mint collectable one.I have tried to point out all issues with this guitar as I don't do returns or refunds.I want any buyer to be confident about what they are buying and I don't want the new owner to have an unpleasant purchase.If there are any questions contact me.Thanks for looking.
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 | Brand: | Gibson |
| Items Included: | Case |
Gibson Snow Falcon.There is no detectable fret wear.There are some minor issues that I want to be clear about as Im not trying to deceive anyone.The 1st picture shows the yellowing of the headstock which seems to be common on others that I have seen.The 2nd picture shows the lower side of the body.It seems as if the body was routed too deep for the binding in a small area as there is a step where the binding meets the body.This is on the BOTTOM of the body, so it is not seen while playing, only if someone is examining the guitar.Its almost not noticeable visually, but it can be felt.The 3rd and 4th pictures show some yellowing under the finish near the controls. I have also seen this on others.The 5th picture shows a finish crack in the clear coat on the back of the neck. It is only a small line, no gap, no flex.The 6th and 7th pictures show the same type of finish crack in the clear on both sides of the neck near the nut. I am guessing that this guitar may have been very cold at some point and maybe was handled and the clear wasnt flexible enough to move with the wood. Doesn't not appear to be structural in any way.My Lzzy Hale Explorer has the white finish also, and it has these little finish cracks anywhere there is possible flex on the guitar, so i'm guessing this is a common occurrence with this type of finish. I baby both of them, they both had them upon arrival, and i've read stories about receiving these guitars with this issue and seen them like this for sale also.The 8th and 9th show the neck joint which looks fine.The 10th picture is the back of the neck, no issues.The 11th picture is the back of the guitar. No buckle rash, but some discoloration near the control cavity under the finish like on the front.The 12th picture is just to show there are no chips on the points or headstock.As with most guitars, it will need to be set up to your preference.This should make a great player for someone who doesn't want to pay top dollar for a mint collectable one.I have tried to point out all issues with this guitar as I don't do returns or refunds.I want any buyer to be confident about what they are buying and I don't want the new owner to have an unpleasant purchase.If there are any questions contact me.Thanks for looking.