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Epiphone Flying V Prophecy Aged JBM

4.5 out of 5 stars from 11 customer ratings ()

Electric Guitar

  • Inspired by Gibson Custom Shop / Modern Collection
  • Body: Mahogany
  • Neck: Mahogany
  • Fingerboard: Ebony
  • Abalone block and triangle fingerboard inlays
  • Neck profile: Asymmetrical Slim Taper
  • Scale: 628 mm (24.724")
  • Nut width: 43 mm (1.693")
  • GraphTech NuBone nut
  • Multi-ply binding
  • 24 Frets
  • Pickups: 2 Fishman Fluence humbuckers
  • 1 Master volume control
  • 1 Master tone control with push/pull function for pickup voice
  • LockTone Tune-O-Matic bridge and stopbar
  • Grover Locking Rotomatics machine heads
  • Colour: Aged Jet Black Metallic
  • Includes Premium gig bag
  • Available since September 2024
  • Item number 588298
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Shape Flying V
  • Colour Black
  • Body Mahogany
  • Top Maple
  • Neck Mahogany
  • Fretboard Ebony
  • Frets 24
  • Scale 628 mm
  • Pickups HH
  • Active Pickups Yes
  • Tremolo None
  • Including Case No
  • Incl. Bag Yes
£849
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Prophecy V
Evothal 09.03.2025
Pretty cool guitar overall,out of the box it needed some action setup.
There were no high frets,which is pretty rare for a guitar nowadays so that's a big plus.
If you have big hands like me the neck is pretty comfortable (191cm height here), otherwise i would recommend to check one in a shop before buying.
I recommend it!
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Good concept, bad realisation
beastie 26.05.2026
I've been dreaming of a guitar like this for a year, and now that it's in my hands, I'm disappointed. Despite all the guitar's virtues—its unique shape, excellent sound, and fine hardware—the overall build quality is significantly worse than previous models. The truss rod tuning hole has a strange hole extending deep into the headstock. It was probably hung there for painting, but that's garage-quality, not factory-quality. The fretwork is simply terrible: the 3rd and 17th frets stick out 0.5-1mm higher than the other frets, making it impossible to play anywhere but the middle of the neck. The fret ends are unfinished, they don't extend beyond the fretboard, but you can clearly see the filing marks. The previous version of the Prophecy came with a hard case and protective films on all plastic and metal parts. This one has a regular thin case and no protective films. This guitar isn't worth the money.
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this is truly a metal machine
thrashyfelon 10.05.2026
i took a big leap, i started playing on a squire Stratocaster bullet aa cheap does the job guitar, when i order this guitar i expect a slight change in feel, but oh boy did the quality jump this truly feels like butter to play. about the sound it's sound is going to blow you out of the water those fishman's are exactly to my liking, nice scooped mids that kick treble and best of all its thick chunky and leading bas tone, love it would recommend.
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RicLex 10.07.2026
Got this guitar because I needed a stage guitar who looked cool and with a lot of low end for downtuning, I must say its worth every cent! Been using it as my work horse for live, studio sessions and practice and it's one of the best guitars I have ever played. The specs are just incredible for the price and it sounds insanely good because of the fishmans, the only thing I would change for it to be absolutely perfect would be to have a 25,5 scale instead of 24,7. If you want a guitar that looks beautiful, plays amazing and makes you feel like a true rockstar on stage, get this model, you won't regret it. I would advise to do a setup on it if you want to change strings for heavier gauges like I do tho!
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