Mfg from: 1989 to 1992
Colors: Black, White, Silver,
        Nuclear Yellow 
Neck: 24 frets with ebony
      fingerboard, split
      diamond inlay,Grover
      tuners   
Body: Mahogany 1958 style
Weight: 9 lbs
Pickups: neck/single coil
         bridge/humbucker 
Wiring: 1 volume/1 tone
        3-way switch
        jack in top fin     
Notes: has Steinberger fold
out plate on bottom edge of
body for easier playing 
while seated.         

Mfg from: 1989 to 1991
Weight: 9 lbs 

Notes: this V90 model is
identical to the V90 above
except for the Floyd Rose
tremolo system and plastic
covers on the pickups. 
Gibson L-8 bridge pickups 
and L-4 single coil neck 
pickups are used on both. 
Out of the four colors, I
have only seen the black 
and the white (which I own).
After 7 years of hunting I 
haven't found any more. The
1989 Orion blue book stated 
that a limited run of 600 
V90's were made in Nuclear
Yellow. This a really nice
playing and great sounding
flying V! Gibson regarded 
the V90 with its single/hum
pickups as being "redundant"
and discontinued it in '92.