M-200FM
M-200FM
SEE THRU RED
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.
Stephanie Bradley on the LTD TL-6 and M-200FM
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Hi Aron,
We are currently manufacturing this model in both China and Indonesia. 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.
I have the M200FM in red. Just wondering if I change the selector switch to a 5-way & the volume pot to push-pull if I can split the coils of the pickups &/or get the pickups to go out of phase? Lastly, can I do this with just the 5-way switch modification (nb., is it necessary to change the pot to push pull)? Thanks!
Hi greyes, to split the coils of both pickups you can use a push pull pot like you described. It can split the coil for each humbucker at the same time. You can put in a 5-way switch if you want and there are some switches that can give you some different sounds. Check out the Schaller 5-way Megaswitch. The push pull pot is probably the easiest way to go and should do what you want. It's not necessary to do both, you will get 2 different results with each option. For example, with push pull you can split the pickup alone and have a true single coil, but with the 5-way you only get a split sound when combining 2 pickups.
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