“It’s every bit as good as a Flying V of old, except you don’t have the liability of bringing out a unicorn guitar”: Joe Bonamassa’s 1958 “Amos” Flying V was owned by Norm Harris and featured in Spinal Tap – now it’s been recreated by Gibson’s M

Home » LifeStyle » “It’s every bit as good as a Flying V of old, except you don’t have the liability of bringing out a unicorn guitar”: Joe Bonamassa’s 1958 “Amos” Flying V was owned by Norm Harris and featured in Spinal Tap – now it’s been recreated by Gibson’s M

“It’s every bit as good as a Flying V of old, except you don’t have the liability of bringing out a unicorn guitar”: Joe Bonamassa’s 1958 “Amos” Flying V was owned by Norm Harris and featured in Spinal Tap – now it’s been recreated by Gibson’s M

Dion Ramage 08/10/2024 23:24

A year and a half in the making, the Collector’s Edition “Amos” is limited to just 50 examples, and replicates in molecular detail all of the storied original guitar’s quirks…

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A year and a half in the making, the Collector’s Edition “Amos” is limited to just 50 examples, and replicates in molecular detail all of the storied original guitar’s quirks…
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“It’s every bit as good as a Flying V of old, except you don’t have the liability of bringing out a unicorn guitar”: Joe Bonamassa’s 1958 “Amos” Flying V was owned by Norm Harris and featured in Spinal Tap – now it’s been recreated by Gibson’s M

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