M-200FM

SEE THRU RED

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    M-200FM
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    With the M-200, guitar players who are ready to shred have a truly affordable, high-quality guitar. The classic flat “slab” body of the M Series is offered here in mahogany, with a maple neck and roasted jatoba fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets. These speedy bolt-on models with extra thin flat maple necks are being offered in Black and Neon Pink finishes, or with a flamed maple top in the M-200FM in See Thru Red and See Thru black finishes. All of them feature an LTD by Floyd Rose tremolo and powerful, punchy ESP Designed pickups.

    Construction Bolt-On
    Scale 25.5"
    Body Mahogany
    Top Flamed Maple
    Neck Maple
    Fingerboard Roasted Jatoba
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish SEE THRU RED
    Nut Width 43mm
    Nut Type Locking
    Neck Contour Extra Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ
    Hardware Color Black
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners LTD
    Bridge FR by Floyd Rose
    Neck PU ESP LH-150N
    Bridge PU ESP LH-150B
    Electronics Passive
    Electronics Layout Volume/Tone(P/P)/3-Way Switch
    Strings D'Addario XL120 (.009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042)
    Case
    Case Included N
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    Charles T R.
    Charles T R. wrote

    Absolutely love mine. The neck is great fit and feel, sounds so good on any style of music. Want another, possibly black. 

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      GuitarAddict
      GuitarAddict wrote

      I just got this guitar a couple of months ago. Love the playability, the extra thin U neck fits like a glove. The stock pickups are surprisingly decent too!

       

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        Alberto A.
        Alberto A. wrote

        Hi Todd,

        Is there a model similar to M-103FM? I´m looking for a model with configuration H-S-S or H-S-H. I enjoy the M103 but I noticed that this model is out of date.

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          Carl N.
          Carl N. wrote

          if you have any questions you may reach out to our customer service team at customerservice@espguitars.com or https://www.espguitars.com/pages/support 

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            Aron A.
            Aron A. wrote

            Hi Todd,

            Are all the M-200FM series China made?

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              Todd B. ESP
              Todd B. ESP wrote

              Hi Aron,

              We are currently manufacturing this model in both China and Indonesia. However, we constantly monitor production standards at our various factories in Asia where we produce LTD models. Should we determine that a certain facility is capable of manufacturing an instrument to ESP's required standard or better, we may decide to shift production, or in some cases share production of a model, wherever that factory may be located. The guitar should be of excellent quality regardless of where it's made, and it will have passed our own quality assurance testing.

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                Aron A.
                Aron A. wrote

                Thanks, that sounds comforting. 

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                  Todd B. ESP
                  Todd B. ESP wrote

                  Hi Aron, Glad to hear that.

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                    Louis W W.
                    Louis W W. wrote

                    This guitar is made out of mahogany, and some mahogany guitars I have played have either been really light or really heavy, does anyone know if this guitar is a heavy or light?

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                      Todd B. ESP
                      Todd B. ESP wrote

                      Hi Louis, These are usually on the lighter side, not heavy mahogany.

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