MH-10

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    The LTD 10 Series is designed for beginners and players on a tight budget who still want a solid instrument for the money. The MH-10 includes both an excellent starter guitar and a gig bag so you’ll be able to take your instrument to lessons, or out to your friends’ homes for fun jams. The MH-10 has a smooth, comfortable, thin U-shaped maple neck that will make it easier to get around to chords and scales all over the fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets. It has a well-balanced and contoured basswood body that's good for playing while seated or standing. When you're ready to rock, the MH-10's ESP Designed pickups are great for any genre of music you like to play. Available in Black finish.

    Construction Bolt-On
    Scale 25.5"
    Body Basswood
    Neck Maple
    Fingerboard Engineered Hardwood
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish BLACK
    Nut Width 42mm
    Nut Type Molded
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ
    Hardware Color Chrome
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners LTD
    Bridge TOM w/ String Thru
    Neck PU ESP LH-100N
    Bridge PU ESP LH-100B
    Electronics Passive
    Electronics Layout Volume/Tone/3-Way Switch
    Strings (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046)
    Case GIG BAG INCLUDED
    Case Included N
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    SnowShovel
    SnowShovel wrote

    I've been using this guitar for quite some time to record my songs and it's a beast for the price, pretty solid guitar tbh.

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      Jeremy B.
      Jeremy B. wrote

      Looking for a guitar for my nephew. He is early teens but pretty keen and good. Would the MH10 be classed as a 'beginner' guitar? He has a cheap brand already but the action is ridiculous and I can't help feel he would enjoy and improve more with something decent to play on that will last a while. So really looking for something that's a bit more of a 'beginner' model. Can someone pitch in and advise?

       

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        Carl N.
        Carl N. wrote

        The action of an instrument can always be adjusted, this would be better left to a professional to handle if you are unfamiliar with working on your own instruments.  The MH-10 would be one of our entry level instruments, perfect for beginners.

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          Matt G.
          Matt G. wrote

          How come some models have a contoured body like the one pictured on the website, but on guitar center's website for example, it's not contoured?

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            Carl N.
            Carl N. wrote

            Some of our dealers carry exclusive instruments just for their locations, this may be one such model in guitar center's case.

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              Kollin B.
              Kollin B. wrote

              Is this the MH 100QMNT version or not.

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                Carl N.
                Carl N. wrote

                Hey Kollin, this is an MH-10 in black. Hope this helps!

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                  Anton G.
                  Anton G. wrote

                  Hi there,

                  I have also question, regarding the nut change - what should be the width and height of the replacement nut? Thank you in advance!

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                    Todd B. ESP
                    Todd B. ESP wrote

                    Hi Anton, you need to make sure the  nut string height clears the top of the frets so that the strings do not buzz. Each guitar might vary due to variables in wood and paint sanding. We suggest taking your guitar to a technician to change the nut if you are not sure how to do it. But if you get a nut that is higher than yours is now, you can always lower the string slots (you will need proper files/tools to do this).

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                      Anton G.
                      Anton G. wrote

                      Hi Todd, thank you for the replay

                      . I need info regarding exactly MH-10 guitar - i want to order one of these, but meanwhile i saw the nut is made by plastic, which bother me somehow...

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                        Todd B. ESP
                        Todd B. ESP wrote

                        Hi Anton, Thanks for your comment. Don't worry about the nut. It is common and almost universally a standard now that most manufacturers use molded plastic nuts. The quality is good now, not like the dull sounding plastic nuts of many years ago. If you want to make an upgrade you can always add a bone nut later but that will cost you extra money to have one cut by hand for your guitar. A better option is to purchase a Graphtech nut which are the best quality brand of molded nuts. But honestly most people will not hear a difference in sound or performance.

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