EC-10

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    Even if you're just getting started on guitar, there's no reason that you can't get into the ESP family right away with the EC-10. A great instrument for beginning electric guitar players, the EC-10 has a smooth, comfortable, thin U-shaped maple neck that will make it easier to get around to chords and scales all over the fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets. It has a well-balanced and contoured basswood body that's good for playing while seated or standing. When you're ready to rock, the EC-10's ESP Designed LH-100 pickups are great for any genre of music you like to play. It also includes a gig bag case, making it easier to get to lessons and friend's houses. For learning, jamming, songwriting and more, the EC-10 is a terrific choice that you can afford today. Available in Black, Blue, and Red.

    Construction Bolt-On
    Scale 24.75"
    Body Basswood
    Neck Maple
    Fingerboard Engineered Hardwood
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish BLACK
    Nut Width 42mm
    Nut Type Molded
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ
    Hardware Color Chrome
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners LTD
    Bridge TOM & Tailpiece
    Neck PU ESP LH-100N
    Bridge PU ESP LH-100B
    Electronics Passive
    Electronics Layout Volume//Tone/Toggle Switch
    Strings (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046)
    Case GIG BAG INCLUDED
    Case Included N
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    Purple Rose Guitars Sue
    Purple Rose Guitars Sue wrote

    I just bought one and love it 

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      Virginia B.
      Virginia B. wrote

      I've had the guitar for two years and absolutely love it. The neck feels great in your hand, the color keeps a nice matte finish even after wear and tear. You can tell that despite the extremely affordable price that there is high-quality craftsmanship at play. I love this guitar, it's my first ever electric and has carried me from beginner to experienced. 

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        Jonathan Nesbitt
        Jonathan Nesbitt wrote

        Probably the best starter guitar available.  Very smooth 24 fret neck, nice black finish. The esp designed pickups sound very nice in a mix. Overall ltd makes the best budget friendly guitars. 

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          Shane L.
          Shane L. wrote

          After years of playing super entry level £50 Argos quality guitars I snagged one of these reduced to clear for £120 online in the older natural-black sunburst style (2014 I believe) and it was like I'd progessed massively overnight due to the playability of this guitar. It's light but solid and doesn't feel cheap, finish is immaculate and you genuinely can't fault its tone for the price. Body 'sings' nicely, tuners aren't fiddly and it holds tuning just fine. The ONLY issue I had with the guitar was (when brand new) the pickup selector didn't like to always work with the neck PU but after a bit of a fiddle/breaking it in it works fine now. Didn't even have to inspect the soldering. Probably (IMO) one of the best sub £200 Les Paul style guitars on the market. Will probably get an EC-256 in future purely because of how much I love this cheap but extremely cheerful little thing!

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            Triggz L.
            Triggz L. wrote

            I love the simplicity of this one. Imagine, if this is finished in vintage white with gold hardware, all mahogany construction, neck-through, 22 SS frets, duncan pups and made in Korea.. that would be a dream guitar right there!

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