ESP E-II Horizon-III FM RDB

Je l'ai reçu et essayé directement sur un Marshall DCL40 a lampes et en son clair,très beau,très blues..
En disto,la ça devient excellent car les sonorités des notes,des cordes restent très précises avec un petit grain du a cette guitare...
Avec du gain Master ,on voit direct que ça sonne métal.
Les solos aussi le peu que j'ai fais m'ont convaincu,les notes sonnent très bien,c'est bien précis! et le sustain est bon...
Vraiment content de mon achat

In this guitar all materials are from the top-shelf and everything is made without any compromise with astounding attention to detail. Binding is made perfectly and is accurate to within a millimeter. Guitar itself is light and comfortable when playing. An outer layer of flamed maple along with beautiful varnish remarkably emphasizes the depth and quality of the instrument. The guitar isn?t cheap it took some time to collect money to afford it. But it was worth it. Gotoh locking machine heads hold a tuning superbly and are also made like the guitar itself in Japan. Such tastes like real bone nut or Schaller straplocks make this guitar an absolute masterpiece. If it comes to the sound it produces, obviously it is on the highest level. A Seymour Duncan pickups along with alder body and maple top make this guitar sound amazingly. How can it not sound and look great with such features ?! As usual in ESP the case is in the set. It is made decently, lined with a plush, well-fitting and fulfils its purpose. I can surely state that it is the instrument that the greatest guitarists of our time wouldn?t have been ashamed of. I recommend this guitar to anyone who wants to possess a professional equipment in a price maybe not necessarily accessible but worth spending.