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Andrew H.
Andrew H. wrote

Does the chinese kh-202 have a different back plate?

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    Carl N.
    Carl N. wrote

    Should all be the same back plate

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      PDP
      PDP wrote

      What do you clean the roasted jatoba fingerboard with? Is lemon oil ok? I just bought this guitar! \m/      

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        Carl N.
        Carl N. wrote

        Lemon oil is for hydrating the wood, if you're trying to clean gunk off you can use rubbing alcohol but you'll want to hydrate the board afterwards as this can dry out the wood.

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          Grizzly Perea
          Grizzly Perea wrote

          Could you give me a wiring diagram for this guitar model? I will thank you very much

           

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            Carl N.
            Carl N. wrote

            Our customer service team can assist you with this, they can be reached at customerservice@espguitars.com

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              Wyatt I.
              Wyatt I. wrote

              Can I just drop a set of emgs into this?  Does the guitar have the quick connect option already? 

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                Carl N.
                Carl N. wrote

                You can drop nearly any pickups into any of our instruments, you would just need the required parts and know-how.  These do not come with quick connects so you would need to source those for an EMG swap if you wanted to go with that style of wiring. 

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                  William D.
                  William D. wrote

                  My KH202 I had serviced an Im assuming these people at Rising Star in Spring Hill Fl are a bunch of Posers because they had my guitar for 2 weeks an It the Intonation isnt right on a few strings an It wont stay in tune any suggestions on if upgrading the tremlo an nut/tuners with the gold one is a waist of money an still have same problem and if I dont will taking it like ro Guitar Center if Ill still have same problem 

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                    Carl N.
                    Carl N. wrote

                    Might be best to find a competent technician in your area, though upgrading the hardware of your instrument wouldn't be a waste, not having it properly setup would be.  Finding a good technician might be difficult but once you find someone able to really work on your instrument you won't have to worry about tuning instability or improperly intonated strings as long as you care for and regularly maintain your instrument.

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