This is kind of an Metallica 84 Explorer tribute but smaller shape. Basiclly its an copy of an ESP E-II or ESP LTD EX-401. Two active Roswell Humbucker wich I really like, no need to swap for EMG. Negative on my one, its neck heavy and you got the neck diving issue, might be from guitar to guitar different, I would need a seconed one to judge.
If it would be not neck diving, it would be a really nice guitar for me, playability was really good.
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weight: 3,5 kg
Pickup reading:
Bridge 18,0 kOhm
Middle 14,0 kOhm
Neck 18,0 kOhm
Specs from Thomann:
Mahogany body
Set-in mahogany neck
Ebony fretboard
White dot fretboard inlays
Neck profile: Slim Taper C
Neck thickness at the 1st fret: 22.5 mm, neck thickness at the 12th fret: 25 mm
Fretboard radius: 381 mm (12")
Scale: 628 mm (24.72")
Nut width: 42 mm (1.65")
Graph Tech TUSQ XL nut
22 Extra jumbo frets
Pickups: active Roswell LZ51 (neck) and Roswell LZ56 (bridge) humbuckers
1 x Master volume and 1 x master tone control
3-Way switch
WSC Tune-O-Matic bridge
HB by Jinho JN03 machine heads
Black hardware
Strings: .010 - .046
Colour: Gloss Vintage White