ESP LTD M-200DX-NT-PRB Electric Guitar-Purple Burst

LTD's DX series gives musicians a chance to own a top - quality guitar at an affordable price. The M - 200DX features a sleek M shape and a beautiful burled poplar top on its lightweight, resonant poplar body. With a 25.5” scale bolt - on construction, it comes with elegant features like a roasted maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, and black chrome hardware. The TOM - style bridge with string - thru - body design, full body binding, offset dot inlays, and reverse inline headstock add to its charm. It's equipped with ESP LH - 150 humbucking pickups in the bridge and neck positions, covered in matching black chrome. These pickups deliver punchy tones for all music genres. You can also enjoy single - coil tones via 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: Purple 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: LM200DXNTPRB

Using this ESP LTD M - 200DX - NT electric guitar is a breeze. First, make sure the strings are properly tuned using the LTD tuners. You can adjust the volume and tone with the volume and tone knobs. The push - pull switch on the tone knob lets you switch between humbucking and single - coil tones, so experiment to find the sound you like. When it comes to playing different music genres, the ESP LH - 150 pickups will give you punchy tones. For care, keep the guitar in a dry place to avoid damage to the poplar body and roasted maple neck. Clean the strings regularly with a soft cloth to maintain good sound quality. After playing, loosen the strings a bit to relieve the tension on the neck. And always use a proper guitar case to protect it when traveling.