Electric Guitar Review

ESP is not completely giving them away, but their price on the new F100FM is darn close! The F100FM is a true Flame Maple Top guitar with dual ESP humbuckers, and a Tune-o-matic bridge that strings thru the body for incredible tone. Guitar players went crazy for ESP’s F body style when it was introduced a few years ago and now they completely floored us with how great this see-thru black top looks – especially at this amazing price. Other features include an agathis body, a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, XJ frets, and black hardware.

Feature:
Active electronics with 24 frets you can get high for crazy solos the guitar looks like a million dollars you really liked the see thru paint job. The only thing slightly disappointing about this guitar would be that it only has one tone and one volume control other than that love it especially its thin-u neck.

Quality:
The best made product. The quality in this guitar is great, build strong so it will sound like new even if it was to drop. It is a very dependable guitar because it’s made by a dependable company, esp. The finish is amazing nice slim neck easy to maneuver.

Sound:
This is a one and a million guitar. This guitar has a great sound for the money and you  really like the fact that the neck is natural w/o finish. The sounds are monstrous through a good amp. Excellent sound is clean, and also a clean sound with the distortion going, very crisp. The stock pickups are actually amazing for the price your paying for this guitar. The distortion is Metal simply put wonderful for playing “Megadeth” “Mettalica” “Soilwork” down to “Led Zeppelin”

Ease of Use:
This has to be the easiest guitar you’ve ever played out of companies such as “Jackson” “Epiphone” “Ibanez” and “Fender” the neck has amazing playability and feels as if your fingers simply glide along the string’s.

Value:
Best prices!!! To be able to get a great sounding guitar at this price, you can’t ask for more. Support is great, sound is great, slick lines on the guitar. Maybe about $ 349.00 (Canadian). Check latest price.

Desirability:
This is a sleek guitar, perfection in shape. Very sexy like freaks with chains and stuff.

Overall:
This guitar looks and sound superb. To many people would recommend this guitar to anyone who wants to have a great guitar and still hasn’t gone wrong. But they would not recommend going for the higher end models of this guitar because you can put other pickups in this for 250.00 dollars.

Technical Info:
Construction: Bolt-on
Scale: 25.5 in.
Body: Agathis with flame maple top
Neck/Fretboard: Maple/rosewood
Inlays: Dots with model name at 12th fret
Pickups: ESP LH-100 set
Electronics: Volume, tone, 3-way toggle
Hardware: Black
Bridge Tune-o-matic with string-thru-body
Binding: None
Frets: 24 XJ

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The EC-100 features an Agathis Body with quilted Maple top, bolt-on Maple neck with Rosewood fretboard, a pair of LH-100 humbuckers, and jumbo frets.

Feature:
This product did not come with any accessories. The guitar is made with the quilted maple top and matching headstock.  The neck is fast and amazingly smooth. nice pickups and nice sound. easy to hold. the knobs and stuff were good but the pickups aren’t too great mine broke and you should get some emgs put in it. 2 volume, 1 tone, 3-way pick-up in the arch pretty standard. The pick-ups aren’t the greatest though. Noticed that on this specific guitar, can’t get the perfect action on the low E string, but that’s just this one and the one string.

Quality:
It’s very durable. If you treat with care, it last a life time. This product is made very well. Some people are clumsy person, they have dropped this thing literally out of them hands and it stay intact, fine, perfect, they just pick it up and keep on playing. Great quality.

Sound:
It sounds pretty good its got some good strings on it when you get it too. It’s a bolt neck, so it’s short but loud and sweet. With its current factory pick-ups it’s still a decent sounding guitar. Great metal guitar, has a good squeal but doesn’t produce a lot of feedback, probably better for solos than rhythm.

A lot of people might say that you need specific brand pickups like “EMGs” and Seymour Duncans, but honestly these pickups are awesome. They sound good with hard rock and metal, but can be used for slower songs too. There better for metal and rock than other types of music, but its a very versatile guitar. Very little static. This guitar sounds great and i even have a crappy amp. you could play many different styles and its very cheap.

Value:
This guitar should be worth a lot in a long time. Great price for an awesome guitar. It’s a reliable, well made guitar. Check Latest Price.

Desirability:
Its beautiful. The color of this guitar in see thru black cherry is awesome! All the people have shown it too really like it. Most girls love the color.non-bended quilted maple top look of this guitar, you really like ESP’s contoured body styles and LTD makes quality products. Highly practical for its price (doesn’t quite beat out Dean’s prices, but that’s for a good reason). A lot of people recommend this guitar because its cheap high quality and it looks cool.

Overall:
It’s a great guitar with awesome sound and quality. This guitar is really great and you might plan on keeping it for many years. A lot of people recommend this guitar for people who like different styles.

Even though you are already looking for another guitar, it’s not to replace this one. You plan to upgrade its pick-ups for sure, and maybe install a Floyd Rose bridge and nut. You would be very disheartened should this guitar be stolen, but you have no doubts about buying it again if you could not get it back.

Technical Info:
Construction: Bolt-on
Scale: 24.75 in.
Body: Agathis with quilted Maple top
Neck: Maple
Fretboard: Rosewood
Inlays: Dots with model name at 12th fret
Pickups: ESP LH-100 set
Electronics: 2 volume, tone, 3-way toggle
Hardware: Black
Bridge: Tune-o-matic with stop tailpiece
Frets: 24 XJ

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