The ESP Guitar Company

Above should be a photo of my hand holding a file showing the model number after working a good amount of my frets down. I'm gonna be real: for the price point, I didn't expect a whole lot of QC. It's a US$200 7-string guitar. I expected to to do the upgrades myself piecemeal. Maybe I'm a weirdo for that. Maybe I'm not. Maybe we all just have different standards and expectations for the amount of money we're spending on a product. If I had the money to spend on a $3600 guitar, I'd expect it to be smooth like butter across the fretboard. I'd expect ALLLLL the bells and whistles. I'd expect it to sing just by looking at it. However, I don't have that kind of money, so I just assume (maybe erroneously, maybe not), I'm gonna do some back end labor to get the instrument I want out of it, and I'm fine with that. The cool thing is, though: the upgrades I give to this (I got some Seymore Duncan Black Winter pickups to solder in, for example) I can move to other instruments as I can afford them.

All that said, this is an amazing instrument for the price, and I'm glad I was able to get one.

I am wondering if there are multiple versions of this model, because as i see here and at most dealers, the fingerboard is made of engineered hardwood, but on thomann, it is made of roasted jatoba. Also on some images the guitar's finish looks metallic, and on a different dealer's website it looks matte.

I got this guitar for Christmas this year, been playing it for like 30 minutes and so far, it works great, the body and neck material is nice and stable. The pickups work like a charm and the strings were easy to tune.

The guitar's color is matte but seems metallic in the website photos, but it is still a beatiful guitar.

Great Guitar.

Hi ESP, I'm from Peru.
I would like to know if they ship to Latin America

Great demo and what is now my style of music to play