Is ESP worth the money?

Yes, ESP guitars are indeed good. That’s because they’re assembled of high quality parts. A typical ESP guitar has a round, thin neck which makes it one of the most playable guitar brands. That’s the same reason why ESP is so popular among metal guitarists.

What finish does ESP use?

The Esp Eclipse Standard has a poly finish. So does almost every other Standard series. Edwards makes many guitars with Gibsonesque finishes. Yes because you have the black “satin” finish model.

Is ESP LTD good for metal?

If we’re going for something which can do a bit of everything, we’d take the ESP LTD EC-1000VA. It handles the most extreme metal tones with ease, thanks to its Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers – but will also take care of any pop, rock, R&B or country lick you can throw its way.

Is ESP and Ibanez the same?

ESP guitars are aimed mainly at metal whereas Ibanez guitars are often associated with more music styles. Ibanez models have thinner necks are are very popular for shredding, whilst ESP guitars are often used for heavy power chords and metal riffs. Both brands make most of their guitars in Asia.

Are all ESP guitars made in Japan?

Original series and Custom Shop ESPs are handcrafted in Japan while the Standard Series ESPs are factory-made in Japan.

Which guitar is best for shredding?

Top 5 Guitars for Shredding

Charvel Pro Mod San Dimas.
Ibanez RG550.
Jackson Pro Series Dinky.
EVH Wolfgang Special.
Fender Player Stratocaster HSS/HSH.

Is Ibanez better than ESP?

ESP guitars often have a heavier and more aggressive tone compared to Ibanez, which is why they are so commonly associated with metal. Ibanez guitars are often considered more versatile due to their balanced tone, and variety of pickup choices, making them suitable for softer styles.