Gibson Corvus
The Gibson Corvus is an electric guitar Gibson produced in the early 1980s, built to a sharply angular design unlike anything else in the company's catalogue. It has a solid slab body with a distinctively cut outline, a bolt-on neck and two humbucking or single-coil pickups depending on the version, and it was offered in several variants. The model was not a commercial success and was discontinued after a few years, and it is remembered now as one of the more unusual instruments Gibson issued during a period when it was experimenting with new shapes.
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