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New ESP/LTD MIJ Basses Just saw these on the ESP site. Scroll to the bottom. They look really nice, curious on pricing. http://www.espguitars.com/news/LTD-Elite.html |
Esp has some nice original body shapes for bass., The B and F series as my faves. I myself have no interest at all in esp ltd fender clones shape stuff like the elite is shown as.. |
I was at the NAMM show last week and the Rep in the booth told me these LTD Elites are rebadged Edwards. Made in Japan. They looked good, especially the guitars... |
I like the Pancho Tomaselli/J series, slightly sharper take on the offset J body. Looks good. |
Are J basses really that much more popular than Ps? All I wanted was a P and they wouldn't give it to me... |
J basses are more popular than P basses in the sense that they sell way more pieces Other than that, Esp/Ltd do sell P style basses They're configured P/J, down to passive electronics, but they're P basses anyway They're called Vintage They tend to be factory relic'd, but they're no expensive (made in China, if Ltds) and well crafted Or you can go with something more I got an Ltd Frank Bello It's made in Korea and heavy as heck: full alder body + maple neck (repainted black just like body, to let it look a neckthru) ebony fingerboard with abalone bindin' an' block (so you can't see where you're at in the dark of stagesets) and P/J EMGx active pickups. It kills Cheers, Wallace |
Oh yeah! No more relic on the vintage stuff. They have some really nice looking LTD offerings. But, alas, no plain old P-Bass. But they do offer a few PJ options. The Frank Bello is pretty badass, in my opinion. |
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