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ESP LTD Viper-10 Electric Guitar
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The ESP LTD Viper-10 guitar is a budget-oriented version of ESP's well-known guitars made popular by artists like Kirk Hammett (Metallica), Jeff Hann...Click To Read More About This Product
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Designed for beginning players or musicians on tight budgets.
The ESP LTD Viper-10 guitar is a budget-oriented version of ESP's well-known guitars made popular by artists like Kirk Hammett (Metallica), Jeff Hanneman (Slayer), and George Lynch (Dokken). This double-cutaway guitar has a 24-fret fingerboard, two humbucker pickups, master volume and tone controls, 3-way pickup selector toggle switch, and adjustable bridge with stopbar tailpiece.
- Double-cutaway
- 24 frets
- 2 humbucker pickups
- Master volume, master tone
- 3-way pickup toggle
- Adjustable bridge
- Stopbar tailpiece
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Comments about ESP LTD Viper-10 Electric Guitar:
The build quality is good. The bolt-on neck is solid, the frets were a little rough but not sharp, the hardware was solid. The electronics are decent but will have to be replaced within a year if played regularly. The tuning pegs are really good for a guitar in this price range.The frets feel like a medium jumbo, not the extra jumbo on their higher priced guitars. The pickups are decent - good for a beginner, but those who have been playing a while will probably want to change them. The neck pickup sounded pretty good, though. It was easy to set the truss rod and intonate. The neck is thick like a Gibson neck, not like other ESP/LTD necks.I set this up for a student and I can really say it's solid for the price. The bolt-on neck is really decent, the guitar resonated and sustained well after adjusting the pickup height. The frets really needed to be polished, but for working on chords it's no big deal. A really good beginner guitar and, with some spit and polish, wouold make a decent practice or backup guitar.
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