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I'm looking into a 24 fret maple board shred machine and these just came up on my radar but I don't know jack about ESP's
are these considered high end?
good neck shape/tone/frets etc?
are these considered high end?
good neck shape/tone/frets etc?
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I used to have a 90's one with a Kahler licensed Floyd trem. It was pretty decent, but not as tight as a Jackson in terms of build quality. The stock pups were a bit blah. I ended up selling it._________________________________________________
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i had one that i ended up giving away as a gift to my friend who had a esp endorsement deal prior. for the used market it could be a home run for you. mine had all nice stuff, real floyd and duncans etc....Comment
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i remember when they were brand new they sold for @ 900$ through musicians friend, but that was with the floyd and the duncans......Comment
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Neck shape varies a lot so I have to play it to decide.
Decent guitars and good hardware.Pick ups are lacking.Really? well screw Mark Twain.Comment
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They've been making the M2 for a long time... The early USA ones are okay, the newest MIJ ones are phenomenal. It's best if you played it first.The 2nd Amendment: America's Original Homeland Defense.Comment
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I have a 2011 M-II SD Maple in white. Neck is unfinished and very thin (similar to an Ibanez wizard). JB/'59 pickups work well in the alder body. Single volume and 3 way switch is simple and effective. Build is excellent and they won't let you down on stage. I'll post some pics when I get home on SundayComment
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