Pellman73
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I think the notable "thing" with the sound of a vintage Korina Flying V is the unique construction which includes a string-though-body design. The strings break over the bridge at a fairly steep angle and then couple to the korina body more directly than a stop-tailpiece. Similar to a Telecaster in that regard. The big fat korina one-piece necks ,which join the body at the 21st fret, also contribute to the unique tone of the Flying V.
that all makes sense. I didn't even think about the string thru body part of the equation.
well I"m very well intrigued
and thanks for the further thoughts/notes on these.
in other words they are like Zebra Unicorns with wings that vomit rainbows. and I say that in the least bit snarky and sarcastic way. they are bona fide rarer than rare beasts that live up to the hype. that's pretty damn cool!
and don't nobody tell me zebra unicorns with wings that vomit rainbows are not real.