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« ESP M-201 »
Published on 01/31/02 at 15:00I paid about $500 for this guitar at Guitar City Drum Land in Colorado.
Although I could of got this guitar a little more cheaper, I still say the money's worth it. When you pick up the M-201 you can't put it down. It has a fast thin neck fully playable frets and the EMG HZ H-1 pickups make it impossble for other guitars to compare.
I'd say the only thing that I don't like about the M-201 is changing the strings on it (get a floyd rose and you'll see what I mean) and you have to put a 9V battery in it if you want to boost it up 20db but it's way worth it. That's pretty much it.
It has a Floyd Rose licensed tremolo, Neck and Head binding, maple neck, basswood body,24XJ frets, and a EMG afterburner.
This is one crazy guitar!
You'll give up before your guitar does!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Although I could of got this guitar a little more cheaper, I still say the money's worth it. When you pick up the M-201 you can't put it down. It has a fast thin neck fully playable frets and the EMG HZ H-1 pickups make it impossble for other guitars to compare.
I'd say the only thing that I don't like about the M-201 is changing the strings on it (get a floyd rose and you'll see what I mean) and you have to put a 9V battery in it if you want to boost it up 20db but it's way worth it. That's pretty much it.
It has a Floyd Rose licensed tremolo, Neck and Head binding, maple neck, basswood body,24XJ frets, and a EMG afterburner.
This is one crazy guitar!
You'll give up before your guitar does!
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com