M-200FM

SEE THRU BLACK

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    M-200FM
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    With the M-200, guitar players who are ready to shred have a truly affordable, high-quality guitar. The classic flat “slab” body of the M Series is offered here in mahogany, with a maple neck and roasted jatoba fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets. These speedy bolt-on models with extra thin flat maple necks are being offered in Black and Neon Pink finishes, or with a flamed maple top in the M-200FM in See Thru Red and See Thru black finishes. All of them feature an LTD by Floyd Rose tremolo and powerful, punchy ESP Designed pickups.

    Construction Bolt-On
    Scale 25.5"
    Body Mahogany
    Top Flamed Maple
    Neck Maple
    Fingerboard Roasted Jatoba
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish SEE THRU BLACK
    Nut Width 43mm
    Nut Type Locking
    Neck Contour Extra Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ
    Hardware Color Black
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners LTD
    Bridge LTD by Floyd Rose
    Neck PU ESP Designed LH-150N
    Bridge PU ESP Designed LH-150B
    Electronics Passive
    Electronics Layout Volume/Tone(P/P)/3-Way Switch
    Strings D'Addario XL120 (.009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042)
    Case MH GUITAR FORM FIT CASE
    Case Included N
    Media
    Stephanie Bradley on the LTD TL-6 and M-200FM

    Stephanie Bradley on the LTD TL-6 and M-200FM

    Jeff K.Jeff K.
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    In this video, guitarist Stephanie Bradley proves once again that a great player can work with guitars within just about any budget and still make them sound excellent. She created this original composition using a chambered...
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      Jaiden T.
      Jaiden T. wrote

      I love this guitar, pretty much the first real one i got. I got the see through red. Mine has the arrowhead inlays and the active pickups is this a different model?

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        Cameron S.
        Cameron S. wrote

        Mine also have active pickups and trem mine is a m-330rfm amazing guitar and sounds great!!!

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          Christopher R.
          Christopher R. wrote

          I remember buying one of these when they came with floyd rose special and esp designed pickups. They were about 400 bucks i believe. I ended up selling due to tremelo stripping out. Wish they has a hard tail back then.

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            kusbiantoro t.
            kusbiantoro t. wrote

            what do you mean stripping out, is it just the paint, corrosion, or the metal cracking? 

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              Jeff A.
              Jeff A. wrote

              Can this guitar handle D standard?

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                Todd B. ESP
                Todd B. ESP wrote

                Hi, Yes it can. All our guitars can cover a range of tunings, all you need to consider is modifying the string gauge. I would suggest at least 10-46 or 11-52 gauge would probably be best for this tuning. And you will need to readjust your bridge springs, neck truss rod tension, etc.

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                  Izan R.
                  Izan R. wrote

                  Es de puente fijo o flotante?

                   

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                    Carl N.
                    Carl N. wrote

                    if you have any questions you may reach out to our customer service team at [email protected] or https://www.espguitars.com/pages/support         

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                      Barry G.
                      Barry G. wrote

                      I got my M200FM about 10 years ago (more or less) and it has a thru neck, black covers on the pickups and a coil tap to make the pickups single coil or humbuckers. Also has arrow shaped fret markers and a bar on the 12th fret that M-200FM on it. Also the back of the neck is also painted black.

                       

                       

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                        Carl N.
                        Carl N. wrote

                        thanks for sharing! I think that might have been an M-300 which we discontinued in 2014

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                          Barry G.
                          Barry G. wrote

                          Yes, looks the same except mine is black, but mine says m200fm

                          , did I get a better guitar than what I ordered???  

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                            Mario T.
                            Mario T. wrote

                            Hi Barry, I have the very same model you described, and also got it 10 or 12 years ago. The bar at 12th fret displays the model M200 FM

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                              Raoul K.
                              Raoul K. wrote

                              same with mine. serial number starts with IR06, so it must have been made in 2006.

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                                Tyson P.
                                Tyson P. wrote

                                Same as all you guys, I traded mine in just over a year ago, wish I had kept it. IR06 (I bought mine in 06) serial number as well, I had modified mine but it was neck thru M200Fm see through black, and back then they had arrowhead inlays and LH-300 pickups with cover bobbins (that i had swapped out anyway but were a lot like a passive set of EMGs). Beautiful guitars, and I paid, I think, around $700 Canadian monopoly monies for it with a case. It was also an agathis wood body with a rosewood fingerboard. I loved it, played the frets down to nothing.

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