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ESP LTD EC200QM Quilt Maple Electric Guitar
Rosewood Fingerboard. Push-Pull coil tap ESP LH-301 pickups. Set neck.
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Now, a set neck, quilt top ESP guitar is more affordable than ever. That's right - ESP is now delivering a set-neck guitar at this low price! This thing is built like a classic single-cutaway instrument, complete with a 24-3/4 in. scale length and a Tune-o-matic bridge with a stop tailpiece. But this one is supercharged with ESP LH-301 humbuckers with Push-Pull Coil taps and that incredible quilted maple top. Other features include black hardware, an agathis body, a 3-piece mahogany neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard (XJ frets), and neck/headstock binding.
Double Action Truss Rods
All ESP/LTD guitars and basses feature a 'double-action' truss rod design. Unlike a normal (single) truss rod, this one is adjustable in two different directions. This means that you'll never run into a situation where the neck has 'run out of adjustment'. Regardless of which ESP model you choose, you'll get years and years of playing enjoyment.
Set-Neck
24.75 inch Scale
Agathis Body
Mahogany Neck
Rosewood Fingerboard
42mm Standard Nut
Thin U Neck Contour
24 XJ Frets
Black Nickel Hardware
ESP Tuners
TOM Bridge & Tail
ESP LH-301 (B&N) pickups w/ Push-Pull Coil Tap on Tone Control
Double Action Truss Rods
All ESP/LTD guitars and basses feature a 'double-action' truss rod design. Unlike a normal (single) truss rod, this one is adjustable in two different directions. This means that you'll never run into a situation where the neck has 'run out of adjustment'. Regardless of which ESP model you choose, you'll get years and years of playing enjoyment.
Technical Info
SpecificationsSet-Neck
24.75 inch Scale
Agathis Body
Mahogany Neck
Rosewood Fingerboard
42mm Standard Nut
Thin U Neck Contour
24 XJ Frets
Black Nickel Hardware
ESP Tuners
TOM Bridge & Tail
ESP LH-301 (B&N) pickups w/ Push-Pull Coil Tap on Tone Control
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ESP LTD EC200QM Quilt Maple Electric Guitar Reviews
9 out of 10
"Easily worth it, pictures don't do it justice."
Quality:
for a sub $500 guitar, I can hardly find anything wrong with this guitar. It just really plays well and every note is clear.
Value:
Killer looks and great quality for a guitar at this price. It could easily cost $200 more.
Desirability:
This guitar haunted my thoughts until I couldn't take it anymore. If it didn't play good and sound good the looks would hardly matter. It plays great and sounds good too. Looks awesome. Picture doesn't do it justice, it is nearly black in normal light. A little more light and you can see the smoky quilted maple. In full light it almost has a slight purple hue and the quilted maple is clear as day. The headstock has the same finish. Really beautiful and more captivating than plain black.
Sound:
I didn't give it a 10 because I would prefer different pickups, but the ones that came in it sound good. Even better than that, the notes ring clear on every string on every fret; something you don't always get from guitars in this price range.
Overall:
If this thing had an ebony fret board and something other than dot inlay it would get a 10. Now I am just being picky.
for a sub $500 guitar, I can hardly find anything wrong with this guitar. It just really plays well and every note is clear.
Value:
Killer looks and great quality for a guitar at this price. It could easily cost $200 more.
Desirability:
This guitar haunted my thoughts until I couldn't take it anymore. If it didn't play good and sound good the looks would hardly matter. It plays great and sounds good too. Looks awesome. Picture doesn't do it justice, it is nearly black in normal light. A little more light and you can see the smoky quilted maple. In full light it almost has a slight purple hue and the quilted maple is clear as day. The headstock has the same finish. Really beautiful and more captivating than plain black.
Sound:
I didn't give it a 10 because I would prefer different pickups, but the ones that came in it sound good. Even better than that, the notes ring clear on every string on every fret; something you don't always get from guitars in this price range.
Overall:
If this thing had an ebony fret board and something other than dot inlay it would get a 10. Now I am just being picky.
Submitted: 01/16/2007
Style of Music: metal
10 out of 10
"Worth every penny and more."
Feature:
The coil tap switch is excellent to have. I wired the Duncans to split the coils in an unusual way and this puppy just sings. The woods selected are excellent as is the hardware. Just NO setup issues on this guitar at all, it's perfect.
Quality:
I give it a ten, and I've owned Fender, Gibson, and Taylor US-made and custom shop stuff. It's as good if not better than anything I own.
Value:
Worth more than I paid for it.
Desirability:
The quilt top and finish really make this one stand out.
Sound:
I give it a 9 only because the pickups that come with it are not quite as good as I'd like. I spent another $140 on Duncans and the thing has become an "11" as far as tone. The woods, mahogany and maple, along with the rosewood fingerboard, just give this guitar the sweetest, most unique sound of any I own. I love playing it. The fingerboard and action are just superb, and as others have said, there are no dead spots, every note rings clear and sweet.
Ease of Use:
Effortless to play, almost too easy.
Support:
Never had a problem or needed support.
Overall:
This is one I really think I'll never sell.
The coil tap switch is excellent to have. I wired the Duncans to split the coils in an unusual way and this puppy just sings. The woods selected are excellent as is the hardware. Just NO setup issues on this guitar at all, it's perfect.
Quality:
I give it a ten, and I've owned Fender, Gibson, and Taylor US-made and custom shop stuff. It's as good if not better than anything I own.
Value:
Worth more than I paid for it.
Desirability:
The quilt top and finish really make this one stand out.
Sound:
I give it a 9 only because the pickups that come with it are not quite as good as I'd like. I spent another $140 on Duncans and the thing has become an "11" as far as tone. The woods, mahogany and maple, along with the rosewood fingerboard, just give this guitar the sweetest, most unique sound of any I own. I love playing it. The fingerboard and action are just superb, and as others have said, there are no dead spots, every note rings clear and sweet.
Ease of Use:
Effortless to play, almost too easy.
Support:
Never had a problem or needed support.
Overall:
This is one I really think I'll never sell.
Submitted: 04/16/2009
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