The ESP Guitar Company

if you're not very sure go to a guitar shop and take it in ur hand.. if it's kinda heavy it is mahogany.

Dude, get a clue. Maple is heavier than Mahogany.

Napolean: just call up ESP and ask them.

I believe that 400 series are all mahogany (except the M-400 and the FM-408). so It is mahogany. if you're not very sure go to a guitar shop and take it in ur hand.. if it's kinda heavy it is mahogany.

maybe other review says that it is mapple body because of some mahogany body with a flame mapple top (dunno if mhb-400 have some mapple top finish)

AND well.. the body if half mapple and half mahogany because it is a NECK THRU

?Whah?

maple is a lot heavier, the old M-1000s weighed more than les pauls

Holy shit, the old M-1000s had maple wings? That thing must've sustained like a mofo. Fuck, want. My dream guit is an all-maple NTB Strat with a 2" thick body and one piece maple neck/fretboard. With a Strathead of course!

I suppose i would trust the ESP site (where it says mahogany body) rather than an internet musicstore, but I need to know for sure, since it I don't have the possibilty to play the guitar unless I order it, and then make the decision wheter to buy it.

where on the ESP site does it say the MHB-400 is made of mahogany?

Edit:

Ah ha!

I see they changed the specs this year

now I understand the confusion

What if I have to go to the bathroom? :(

and btw, did somebody steal our emotes?

They aren't enabled on the LTD forum :(

What if I have to go to the bathroom? :(

and btw, did somebody steal our emotes?

WEAR A DEPENDS>>

GRRRRRRr

:lol

Im sure the MHB-400 was never a maple body guitar.

I guess the specs have been wrong every year since 2004:

MHB-400 Baritone

Construction: Neck-thru-body
Scale: 27” baritone
Body: Maple
Neck/Fretboard: 3-pc. maple/rosewood
Inlays: Offset blocks w/name at 12th fret
Pickups: EMG-81 active set
Electronics: Volume, tone, 3-way toggle
Hardware: Black + Earvana compensated nut & Grover tuners
Bridge: Tune-o-matic w/string-thru-body
Binding: White (neck, headstock)
Frets: 24 XJ
Colors: BLKS

They should edit these links.

The body used to be maple, but has since changed over to mahogany...
you know the fact that it was maple was the only reason anybody bought it...