Can't take my eyes off it

[jubal81]

It's $500 and like you guys said, it looks like it wouldn't play worth a crap without spending another $500 on it. I'm just going to let it go. I'll keep it in mind if I ever get a chance to build my own someday. Maybe same theme, but classier looking.

[pickdropper]

Yeah...

That may be the most unattractive guitar I've ever seen.

Jacob

Could be, but another contender is the reverse Flying V, the other guitar player from my band has one, but I forbid him to gig with it. Does sound pretty good though....

Paul

With all respect to the ugliness of this guitar, the reverse Flying V is, by far, the ugliest guitar I've ever seen.  Just a terrible idea all around.

[jkokura]

You mean the flying arrow? I always thought it looked like a giant, pointing arrow.

Jacob

[lincolnic]

With all respect to the ugliness of this guitar, the reverse Flying V is, by far, the ugliest guitar I've ever seen.  Just a terrible idea all around.

Or as my roommate refers to it, the Mouse Pointer.

[pickdropper]

You mean the flying arrow? I always thought it looked like a giant, pointing arrow.

Jacob

Yep, a giant, ugly, pointing arrow.   

[GermanCdn]

I always thought the reverse flying V wasn't so much for looks or playing, but rather as a tool to make your way through the crowd at an unruly gig.  I seem to remember an article in GFTPM many, many moons ago (long before the interweb and the GOTM club from Gibson), and they had an article on how to weaponize your guitar in the event you get attacked at gigs (play a point guitar, leave your strings cut long and sharp of the headstock, play an Ibanez, etc, etc).  Clearly they needed to fill space that month.

[Micpoc]

Is that genuine wood paneling? I had a rec room in the 70s that looked like that. . .