ESP LTD B-15 5-String Electric Bass Guitar Snow white

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Price: $219.00    

Product Feature

• Basswood bodyBolt-on maple neckRosewood fretboard24 extra-jumbo fretsThin U neck contourESP DP-5 split-coil
• PickupESP DB-5 bridgeESP tunersBlack nickel hardware43mm standard nut

Product Description

Hone your chops on the highly playable LTD B-15 5-string electric bass from ESP. Despite its low price point, it has sleek looks, great tone, and beginner-friendly features.The LTD B-15 bass starts with a basswood body, complemented by a bolt-on maple neck with a rosewood fretboard that begs to be played. The thin U neck contour is easy on the beginner's hands, along with extra-jumbo frets that help you find the right note with ease.An ESP DP-5 split-coil pickup delivers punchy sound, and the ESP DB-5 bridge gives you plenty of sustain and tuning stability.

ESP LTD B-15 5-String Electric Bass Guitar Snow white Review

What can I say that hasn't already been said? Awesome. I was looking for a cheap backup bass and stumble upon this one. After reading the reviews, with this price, I went for it and I'm very glad I did. Like the other reviews said, great sound and action for such a low price. Excellent product, if I ever decide to replace my main bass I will be looking at other ESP products for sure. Thanks ESP and thanks to those who convinced me to try it.

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ESP LTD Deluxe EC-1000 Electric Guitar See Through Black Cherry

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Price: $849.00    

Product Feature

• Resonant mahogany body with set mahogany neckComfortable Thin U neck contour with 24 extra-jumbo fretsGenuine EMG 81/60 pickups (Seymour Duncan JB/59 set on amber sunburst model)Precision ESP locking tunersFully-adjustable TonePros locking tune-o-matic bridge

Product Description

Pick up the ESP LTD Deluxe EC-1000 Electric Guitar and you'll believe this lightweight beauty can do it all. It's purposefully built for maximum crunch with its mahogany body, set mahogany 24-3/4"-scale neck, and rosewood fretboard (ebony on vintage black). Abalone flags plus the model name at the 12th fret give it distinction. The TonePros locking bridge and tailpiece keep tuning rock-solid. It features a flamed maple top and a pair of active EMG-81/60 pickups, except the amber sunburst model that sports a Seymour Duncan JB/59 passive pickup setup. See-thru colors all have quilted maple tops.

ESP LTD Deluxe EC-1000 Electric Guitar See Through Black Cherry Review

I have been playing for about 20 years. I have gone through many quality guitars and amps and I consider myself a professional when it comes to guitars and amps. Guitars should be rated by tone, hardware, playability, feel and value. I have an ESP LTD Deluxe EC-1000 Gold-top model with Seymour Duncan Alnico 2 Pickups and it is my absolute favorite guitar I own. It's got the action, speed and playability of a high end Ibanez or Jackson (or ESP), it's got the sweet tone and sustain of my USA Fender Stratocaster and Gibson Les Paul Standard but with it's own voice, the hardware's quality is outstanding (better than most guitars costing 2x this) and all of this for under $1000! Incredible. I don't know how ESP did it, but they did and I am looking forward to buying more of their Deluxe 1000 models!

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ESP LTD MH-330FR Electric Guitar (Electric Blue)

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Price: $449.00    

Product Feature

• Construction: Bolt-On
• Scale: 25.5 in.
• Body: Mahogany, Fingerboard: Rosewood, Neck: Maple
• Frets: 24 XJ
• Hardware: Black Nickel

Product Description

The ESP LTD MH330FR Electric Guitar is a working musicians guitar with pro features. A super comfortable and fast thin-U maple neck with 24 XJ frets on a rosewood fingerboard complement the warm tone of the mahogany body by adding bite. Floyd Rose Special bridge offers smooth and stable tremolo dives and ESP ALH-200 active pickups pump out searing hot tone.

ESP LTD MH-330FR Electric Guitar (Electric Blue) Review

I just got this guitar a few days ago. It is being discontinued, thus the cheap current price, and I grabbed it from a non-Amazon affiliated online retailer. The workmanship is immaculate, the blue looks gorgeous and the Floyd Rose tremolo was perfectly set up. It showed up at my doorstep slightly out of tune, but that was remedied after about a minute with the help of my tuner. The action was decent and there was no buzzing except if you hit the low E REALLY hard. It stays in tune extremely well, even after giving the trem arm a good workout. The body is thin, as is the neck profile, and is sexy as all get out.

The only quibble, really, with this guitar is the ESP designed active pickups. They're somewhat better than, say, what Epiphone put on their 1958 Korina Explorer (I changed those out with some Super Distortions), but they lack a bit in the bite department. Also, the neck pickup may strike some as a little too hot, depriving it of the kind of creaminess that many players want there. The cleans were OK, but nothing special. Mind you, the sound you can get out of them is pretty decent for a guitar that normally streets for $499, but, for example, I like Dean's DMT humbuckers, even as generic as they sound, better than the ones on this instrument. Also, for EMG aficionados, these will not get the job done. If you want to do some serious chugging, this probably isn't going to get it for you unless you're looking for more of a classic rock palm muted sound. For $349 including shipping, though, and for a more demanding musician, this would make an excellent project guitar. I might end up putting Evolutions in mine, but maybe not. If you want to gig with it, however, a changing out of the pickups and probably the electronics, too, is warranted.

If you're a beginner or you have a son or daughter who wants to start learning to play, buy this guitar! ESP's LTD line is the best budget line of any of the major guitar manufacturers and, for about another $300 to upgrade the pickups and wiring (labor inclusive) you can more than respectably gig with it.

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ESP LTD ST-203 Electric Guitar (Distressed 3 Tone Sunburst - Rosewood Fingerboard)

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Price: $349.00    

Product Feature

• 25.5 inch Scale
• Alder Body with Maple Neck
• Rosewood Fingerboard
• 22 XJ Frets
• ESP LS-120 (B, M & N) p.u.

Product Description

ESP LTD ST-203 - Distressed 3-Tone Burst 6-string Electric Guitar.

ESP LTD ST-203 Electric Guitar (Distressed 3 Tone Sunburst - Rosewood Fingerboard) Review

I agree with the first reviewer. Unbelievable how good these imports have become. China copies everything to perfection. The neck has a great feel the body/neck have a nice relic finish and the pick ups sound very much like original fender and are very bluesy/country rock with more output level the my SRV pickups. There is also the st203fr black relic with floyd rose fyi. If you want to kick it up a notch look at the ESP Vintage plus series those are pro level.

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ESP LTD Viper - 1000 Black Electric Guitar Kit - Includes: Gig Bag, Strap, Stand, Tuner, 10 Feet Cable and Pick Sampler

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Price: $819.32 $799.00   

Product Feature

• Mahogany Set-Neck Construction with Thin U Neck Contour
• 24.75" Scale Length with 42mm standard nut
• Ebony Fingerboard with Black Nickel Hardware and ESP Locking tuners
• Tonepros Locking TOM Bridge & Tailpiece / EMG 81/85 Active Pickups
• Includes: ChromaCast Gig Bag, ChromaCast Guitar Strap, ChromaCast Guitar Stand, ChromaCast Pro Series 10ft Cable, ChromaCast Tuner & ChromaCast/GoDpsMusic Pick Sampler

Product Description

The ESP LTD Viper 1000 takes you to the next level. This beauty is ready to shred right out of the box. Featuring a contoured mahogany body with sleek beveled edges, this Viper is built for speed and for comfort. The body is finished in a classic black for a look that's as metal as it gets. The set-through mahogany neck has been shaped in to an extra thin U-shape for high velocity soloing and sports a bound ebony fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets that will facilitate effortless string bending.

ESP LTD Viper - 1000 Black Electric Guitar Kit - Includes: Gig Bag, Strap, Stand, Tuner, 10 Feet Cable and Pick Sampler Review

This is a review of a guitar that was purchased with a kit, so I'll review the guitar first and then make some brief notes about the kit. In the interest of full-disclosure, I purchased the kit only because it was at a price that was significantly less than the guitar by itself.

The Guitar - (ESP/LTD Viper-1000 with EMG active pickups):

Several years back, I had the opportunity to try an ESP/Edwards PM-108VP, a special issue version of the ESP/Edwards VP-90D. It was a beautiful, well-playing guitar, and I paid particular attention since it was a Japanese-market version of the ESP VP, but at only about one-third of the price. If I'd had the foresight to know what would happen to the value of the US Dollar in the time since, and if I'd known that Edwards would cease production of the VP, I would have purchased it on the spot.

Jump ahead, and a near ringer to the ESP/Edwards VP-90D's construction appears in the American market as the "LTD Viper-1000." Specifically, it's a Korean-built, set neck, 24-fret, mahogany body and neck version of the Japanese-made ESP VP (ESP currently bolts-on a maple neck and builds it in Japan for another $2,500). I eventually bought one, with the only significant variation being that I decided to go with an EMG 81/85 active pickup version, figuring that I could swap them out easily enough if they weren't to my liking.

Ironically, the EMG pickups are one of the ESP/LTD Viper-1000's better features. They crank out the power, and it's nice to have volume and tone knobs on the guitar that really work. And somewhat surprisingly, I've even been able to get the sweet and deep clean sound I loved from the Edwards version with the addition of just a little chorus and delay. Power-chords or bar-chords up the neck also produce a good sound.

But past that, the ESP/LTD Viper-1000 retains little of what I liked so much about the ESP/Edwards. My first critical observation is some occasional, 1st-fret buzzing of open strings, which seems to indicate that the nut is cut too deeply for the fret height. I'm also not particularly fond of the super large frets that are the current trend. On the ESP/LTD Viper-1000, I think this combined with the nut has also required some sacrifice to mid-neck string action.

Drop-tuning, even by a semi-tone, also isn't viable as the fret-buzz becomes immediately evident on wound, open strings. And while the action is nice up toward the head, I feel it's overly easy to throw-off the tuning by holding a string in a little too deeply behind a fret. This makes it difficult to get to that sweet-spot in the tuning where all of the open chords sound right.

The ESP/LTD Viper also retains my single complaint about the ESP/Edwards version, its being neck-heavy. This isn't due to the construction of the guitar, and it's a problem that is actually rather easily resolved. It's simply due to the placement of the neck-end strap button, which is located on the back of the guitar body rather than up on the end of the cutout horn (where ESP puts it). Some people don't seem to care about this, but I find it a nuisance and will definitely move the button at some point.

As far as I can tell, the build quality appears good. The set neck joint appears very solid. Neck transition to the body is smooth, although the body suddenly adds about the thickness of an old bolt-plate where the neck enters. Nothing feels either loose or cheesy. The all-black finish on mine is thick and smooth, but not mirror-like or otherwise particularly impressive.

The hardware is functional (a positive). The Tonepros Locking Bridge and Tailpiece won't fall off if you like changing all of your strings at once (I don't), and they look nice in black nickel. LTD's locking tuners also seem to work just fine.

Despite the gripes, I've decided to keep the guitar since it was a bargain, and because I love its sound. But at some point, I'll have the local luthier take a look at it and see what he thinks about the nut, frets and the occasional buzz. And if he thinks it's worth it, I'll have some work done.

So while the guitar seems well-built and has a beautiful sound, an occasional buzz along with a somewhat funky action detract from my overall impression. As an out-of-the-box review, I'll round a 3.5 up to a 4.

The Kit (I looked at these as a "whatever," but I'll make some quick notes.):

Picks: The bunch that were included varied in thickness. I'm not particularly brand conscious, but I like harder plastic, mid-weight picks. So I sorted those out and ended up with about 7 or 8 new dust-makers.

Strap: It's an adjustable length of 2" black webbing with holes for strap buttons. I'm sure I can find some use for it in the garage.

Stand: It's a lightweight, neck-less floor-stand suitable for either an electric or an acoustic. I took it to work so that my old, cracked Franciscan doesn't have to lean against the wall anymore.

Tuner: A little clip-on, it's convenient and it works. I think the app on my phone might be a little more precise. Since I already have several tuners, it's also with the Franciscan.

Gig-Bag: The surprise. Not only does the guitar fit into it (snugly), but I might consider using it some time. Personally, I prefer to transport a nice guitar in a hard-case. But that can be a good trick on a motorcycle.

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ESP Viper Series VIPER-1000 Electric Guitar - See Thru Black Cherry

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Price: $799.00    

Product Feature

• Set-Neck Construction
• Mahogany Body and Neck; Ebony Fingerboard
• Black Nickel Hardware
• Tonepros Locking TOM Bridge & Tailpiece
• Seymour Duncan Custom-5 (B) / '59 (N) p.u.

Product Description

The mahogany body and set-in 3-piece mahogany neck are robust yet very playable, while a set of EMG's (an 81 in the bridge and 60 at the neck) are incredibly clean at low volumes and nasty when cranked up. Addtional pro-grade highlights include rock-solid Schaller locking tuners, TonePros T3B-T bridge with stoptail, and an Earvana compensated nut to improve intonation. It's trimmed with black hardware and abalone binding.

ESP Viper Series VIPER-1000 Electric Guitar - See Thru Black Cherry Review

Had this guitar for a year or two, So I'll give out my comments on this purchase; First, This is an ESP LTD 1000 model (In the middle between the affordable Chinese models and the High-end professional U.S.A models) and I paid $799.00 for this guitar and I was expecting to get my money's worth; I don't know if the DH of ESP's quality control department was asleep but a lot happened between the factory and the delivery truck; Out of the box, I noticed dark flecks of paint in the wrapping, I look at the guitar and there's a dent a couple inches from the cable jack, Not a ding-blemish, A dent the size of an almond with bare wood showing in the center, I took it in for repair and it cost $75.00 to get it done; The volume pot is at '10' about 90% on the dial, The bridge pick-up isn't a perfect 90 degrees when it was installed, More like 86, O.K. I sound High-maintainance but when you pay that much money, Those imperfections are gonna be magnified and glaring, I decided for myself to hang onto this guitar because for some reason they are difficult to locate, No stores carry this one(???), If I showed this guitar to someone straight out of the box, They would say it was a 'B' stock; Other than all these issues, This guitar is a keeper, I just wish ESP or the stores that carry them would exercise a lot more quality control.

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