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Ben N.
Ben N. wrote

Does this guitar have two volumes and no tone pot as the specs suggest?  Or is this some sort of typo?

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    Carl N.
    Carl N. wrote

    Hey Ben, this will have two volumes.

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      A. Kolbin
      A. Kolbin wrote

      Is this still made in Korea? 

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        Carl N.
        Carl N. wrote

        Hey Alexis, we are currently manufacturing this model in both Korea and Indonesia.

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          RonPinotti
          RonPinotti wrote

          What is the country of origin?

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            Todd B. ESP
            Todd B. ESP wrote

            Hi Ron, We are currently manufacturing this model in Korea. However,  we constantly monitor production standards at our various factories in Asia where we produce LTD models. Should we determine that a certain facility is capable of manufacturing an instrument to ESP's required standard or better, we may decide to shift production, or in some cases share production of a model, wherever that factory may be located. The guitar should be of excellent quality regardless of where it's made, and it will have passed our own quality assurance testing.

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              Sam H.
              Sam H. wrote

              Does this really have a 12" fingerboard radius? 

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                Tyrone E.
                Tyrone E. wrote

                Also would like to know. Good question. 

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                  Todd B. ESP
                  Todd B. ESP wrote

                  Hi Sam, I believe that is a typo. We use 350mm for all our LTD guitars (6 strings). Thanks for pointing that out so we can fix it.

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                    Richard M.
                    Richard M. wrote

                    Hi. I have a question. How can I remove a sweat stain off my LTD Vulture?? I sweat a lot and even though it's not a big deal, I'd like to remove it. Thanks

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                      aaron o.
                      aaron o. wrote

                      Since no one offered a reply check out these guys at stewmac, https://www.stewmac.com/Materials_and_Supplies/Cleaners_and_Lubricants/

                       

                      I use them for all my supplies and replacement parts, call or email them and let them know what you are experiencing and they usually can walk you through it. 

                       

                      THen of course you have to rock the sweat bands on your arms from then on just like het does. 

                       

                      Hope that helps 

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                        Todd B. ESP
                        Todd B. ESP wrote

                        Hi Richard, sorry for the late reply. Here's the issue with satin finishes. The finish is sprayed on and then not touched (not polished or buffed like a gloss finish). That being said, if you have some residue on the top of finish you can use a clean, soft microfiber cloth with a little bit of water and it should wipe off the residue. Be careful that you are not polishing aggressively because that would start to turn the finish more shiny. It is a simple fact that the more you touch or rub up against a satin finish it will slowly change to a semi gloss (more shiny). There is nothing you can do about this. But to remove a little residue, a small amount of water on a cloth should remove it. if you need something stronger you could use a spray polish for guitar, but use very little and wipe very gently and slowly so you do not turn it shiny. I hope this helps.

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