ESP LTD M-200DX-NT-BLB Electric Guitar-Blue Burst

LTD's DX series offers musicians a chance to own a high - quality electric guitar at an affordable price, despite its amazing features. The M - 200DX has a sleek M - shaped design with a beautiful burled poplar top on its lightweight and resonant poplar body. Built with a 25.5” scale bolt - on construction, it comes with elegant features. There's a roasted maple neck, a rosewood fingerboard, and black chrome hardware. The TOM - style bridge with a string - thru - body design gives it a unique look. It also has full body binding, offset dot inlays, and a reverse inline headstock. The M - 200DX is equipped with our well - known ESP LH - 150 humbucking pickups with matching black chrome covers at the bridge and neck positions. These pickups deliver punchy and great tones for all music genres. You can also get single - coil tones using the push - pull switch on the tone knob. Construction: Bolt - On. Scale: 25.5'. Body: Poplar. Top: Poplar Burl. Neck: Roasted Maple. Fingerboard: Rosewood. Fingerboard Radius: 350mm. Finish: Blue Burst. Nut Width: 43mm. Nut Type: Molded. Neck Contour: Thin U. Frets/Type: 24 XJ. Hardware Color: Black Chrome. Strap Button: Standard. Tuners: LTD. Bridge: TOM w/ String Thru. Neck PU: ESP LH - 150N. Bridge PU: ESP LH - 150B (Pull Tone for Split). Electronics Layout: Volume/Tone(Push/Pull)/3 - way Switch. Strings: D'Addario YB - XL110 (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046). PLU: LM200DXNTBLB

Using your ESP LTD M - 200DX - NT - BLB electric guitar is a breeze. First, tune it up using the LTD tuners to get the right pitch. You can experiment with the volume and tone controls. The push - pull switch on the tone knob lets you switch between humbucking and single - coil tones, so play around with it to find your favorite sound. When it comes to playing styles, this guitar suits all genres, whether you're into rock, blues, or jazz. As for maintenance, keep it clean. Use a soft cloth to wipe off dust and fingerprints after each use. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity, as this can damage the wood and the hardware. Check the strings regularly and replace them when they start to sound dull or show signs of wear. If you're not using the guitar for a while, store it in a guitar case to protect it from scratches and bumps.