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I think I found some posts about RRR guitars on here whilst doing research, so I hope there won't be any angst regarding the style/shape haha. But, after trying to find or considering purchasing an Explorer/MX kind of guitar, I was wrestling with settling for an Edwards EX model or dropping cash on over-priced EXP-200s ($3k for some of them...) and ended up finding this for a good deal. I've seen that RRR is pretty well-known on the ESP Forums, so I figured if he got praise there, then he was a legit and professional builder.
I used to hate the EX-shape...but it started growing on me over the years. I have never played an ESP MX-series, so I have nothing to reference, but this guitar plays really great, feels like a CS and resonates like crazy when unplugged. This one has the EMG 81/60 combo, so you know I had to put some Metallica dust on it!
Specs:
- EMG 81 (bridge) and 60 (neck)
- Tone Pros locking bridge and tail piece
- Hipshot locking tuners
- Ebony fretboard
- Mahogany body
- Mahogany neck
- Extra Jumbo Fret wires
- MOP dot inlays
- The controls area volume & volume
- All black hardware
- Weight is 7.2lbs