1b4n3z
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Brief & Accurate Description of gear/guitar: Late 80's / early 90's ESP Horizon Custom in Pearl Black
Modifications (if any): Duncan pickups
Accessories (hardshell case etc): Thomann hardshell case, similar to ESP "leather" case
Location (City,State or City,Country): Helsinki, Finland
International OK? : Yes, EU/Europe preferred
Contact Info (No Phone #s) PM, thread, kosunena'at'gmail'dot'com
References (eBay or other forum userid): Deals here as buyer, Jemsite (akosunen), ebay (kosunena)
Price (include currency and if firm/obo): 1100 EUR
Pictures:
Up for grabs an ultimate hair metal monster! Classy black colour with a great lively tone in a comfortable form. As is the case with these older ESP's, accurate date of manufacture is quite impossible to decipher and what I gathered from various old catalogs, this is most likely a 1990 Horizon. Maple neck through maple body, ebony fretboard. 24 frets in awesome condition - like new. Very clean, with two extremely small scratches on the front and a paint chip at the upper bout, where the bass side horn extends out (barely visible).
ESP Synclair trem with the original arm (!) in dead mint condition. No tarnish anywhere except the treble side trem post, possibly from picking hand rub or something. Great trem altogether. The sustain block actually has a tremstopper integrated from the factory, look it up. If need be, an OFR drops right in - no modifications needed as the trem is non-recessed.
Duncan TB-6 Distortion in the bridge, Quarter Pound in the neck. Vol, vol, tone & 3-way switch. Very lightweight, yet sounds big and resonates well.
No trades please, except for a mint Ibanez RG J Custom of some sort - I'm an Ibanez guy throughout (some might have guessed as much) and the itch has become unbearable.
Shipping around EU should go for around 40 euros, will check the actual rate case by case.
Edit: Added a pic of the first few frets and the trem arm!
Modifications (if any): Duncan pickups
Accessories (hardshell case etc): Thomann hardshell case, similar to ESP "leather" case
Location (City,State or City,Country): Helsinki, Finland
International OK? : Yes, EU/Europe preferred
Contact Info (No Phone #s) PM, thread, kosunena'at'gmail'dot'com
References (eBay or other forum userid): Deals here as buyer, Jemsite (akosunen), ebay (kosunena)
Price (include currency and if firm/obo): 1100 EUR
Pictures:
![WP_20141007_003.jpg](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-G_Ubfe8_2L8/VDUWmfagkHI/AAAAAAAAAWY/x1DvW2cxV9k/w463-h823-no/WP_20141007_003.jpg)
![hori7.jpg](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-TB0yfpj0qRE/VDU_meMOCnI/AAAAAAAAAW0/t0fOYC2I7z8/w466-h828-no/hori7.jpg)
![hori8.jpg](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-GaeEgcezTZw/VDU_mf6QVPI/AAAAAAAAAW4/Koi5FjQ1fdY/w466-h828-no/hori8.jpg)
Up for grabs an ultimate hair metal monster! Classy black colour with a great lively tone in a comfortable form. As is the case with these older ESP's, accurate date of manufacture is quite impossible to decipher and what I gathered from various old catalogs, this is most likely a 1990 Horizon. Maple neck through maple body, ebony fretboard. 24 frets in awesome condition - like new. Very clean, with two extremely small scratches on the front and a paint chip at the upper bout, where the bass side horn extends out (barely visible).
ESP Synclair trem with the original arm (!) in dead mint condition. No tarnish anywhere except the treble side trem post, possibly from picking hand rub or something. Great trem altogether. The sustain block actually has a tremstopper integrated from the factory, look it up. If need be, an OFR drops right in - no modifications needed as the trem is non-recessed.
Duncan TB-6 Distortion in the bridge, Quarter Pound in the neck. Vol, vol, tone & 3-way switch. Very lightweight, yet sounds big and resonates well.
No trades please, except for a mint Ibanez RG J Custom of some sort - I'm an Ibanez guy throughout (some might have guessed as much) and the itch has become unbearable.
Shipping around EU should go for around 40 euros, will check the actual rate case by case.
Edit: Added a pic of the first few frets and the trem arm!