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Lonnie Mack's Gibson Flying V and amp sell at auction for $550,000

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A 1958 Gibson Flying V guitar once owned by Lonnie Mack, known as 'Number 7', sold at auction for $550,000. The sale also included Mack's 1962 Magnatone Custom 440 amplifier, which played a key role in shaping his distinctive tone. Mack's guitar was built around his inventive playing techniques. The instrument has long been influential in blues-rock music.

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