The ESP Guitar Company

It'd be killer if you release a non-metal series version of this with nickel or chrome hardware, and a neck pickup.

I've had mine for about 2 months now and its has been one of the better guitars that I have owned. The frets came with 2 noticeable nicks when playing on the 4th and 6th frets, but was easy enough to take care of. I know this is the Arctic Metal series but this would have been better aesthetically if the pickup was the same blackout version that comes in the Black Metal series in my opinion seeing as the rest of the components are black. Would love to see a bolt on version as well, but overall a great guitar and do recommend.

Mine came yesterday, and it is awesome. It feels 'quality' like my Japanese M-I's, and the satin finish feels like my Hanneman, maybe just a bit 'softer'. The steel frets are really fun; they feel much harder than nickel, and sound colder. Oil up that fretboard; it comes a little dry. The finish is great, and all of the lines are perfect. The glowing side markers are awesome. I love it; I would recommend getting one to anyone who is into neck-thru superstrats.

Oh, this is absolutely gorgeous.

Music Zoo said Korea, but this one came from Jakarta, but this one is a peach.  

The M-HT feels as heavy and solid as my Kiso Hanneman, my M-I Standard, and my E-II M-I's.  The satin finish feels just like my Hanneman.   Fit and finish are awesome.   Feel is great.  Frets seat well and are finely polished.  Bridge is smooth and sleek.   The press put the truss cover screw in just a smudge tight, but a quick de-burr with the Xacto and a slight hand-turn to back off the screw, and this guitar feels absolutely great.   I can't believe that I'm saying this, but it is on par with my other 6 ESP's from Japan.   It feels like a Japanese ESP M-I.   

This guitar is awesome, I am very pleased.   The wait was long, but the quality is definitely there.  

Domo arigato!

Would love to see these with a floyd rose.