ESP LTD JM-II Josh Middleton Electric Guitar with Hardshell Case-Black Shadow Burst

Josh Middleton, a renowned and highly influential guitarist from UK progressive metal/metalcore bands Sylosis and Architects, has his first ESP Signature Series guitar that truly showcases his extraordinary talent. The LTD Josh Middleton Signature Series JM-II features a bolt-on alder body with a beautiful quilted maple top. Its three-piece roasted maple neck has an extra-thin u-shaped profile, and the Macassar ebony fingerboard comes with 24 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets. The JM-II is equipped with Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker pickups (alnico in the neck and ceramic in the bridge), and you can use the push-pull control to select different voicings. It also has LTD locking tuners and a recessed Gotoh TOM bridge with a string-thru-body design. It's available in a stunning Black Shadow Burst finish. Specifications: Construction - Bolt-On; Scale - 25.5'; Body - Alder; Top - Quilted Maple; Neck - 3Pc Roasted Maple; Fingerboard - Macassar Ebony; Fingerboard Radius - 350mm; Finish - Black Shadow Burst; Nut Width - 42mm; Nut Type - Molded; Neck Contour - Extra Thin U; Frets/Type - 24 XJ Stainless Steel; Hardware Color - Black; Strap Button - Standard; Tuners - LTD Locking; Bridge - Recessed Gotoh TOM w/ String Thru; Neck PU - Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Alnico *(Pull Tone for Voice 2); Bridge PU - Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Ceramic *(Pull Tone for Voice 2); Electronics - Active; Electronics Layout - Volume/Tone(Push/Pull)/Toggle Switch; Strings - D'Addario XL110 (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046); Case - MH GUITAR FORM FIT CASE; Case Included - Y. Additional Information: PLU - LJMIIQMBLKSHB

Using this ESP LTD JM-II Josh Middleton electric guitar is a breeze. Just plug it into an amplifier, adjust the volume, tone, and select the voicing with the push-pull control on the pickups. The toggle switch helps you choose between different pickup combinations. When not in use, keep it in the included hardshell case to protect it from damage. For maintenance, wipe the body and fingerboard regularly with a clean, dry cloth. You can also use a fret cleaner to keep the frets in good condition. Check the tuning regularly and change the strings when they start to sound dull or lose their tone. Avoid exposing the guitar to extreme temperatures or humidity, as this can damage the wood and electronics.