This is A great guitar for a great price. I love the pickups, and the Floyd Rose, even though it is just a licensed one, stays in tune no matter how much u divebomb and squeal. The only thing I dont like about this guitar is the neck thru construction, simply because it makes it harder to get to the highest frets. Other than that this is the best guitar I've played so far. Buy it now.

I will have to say that when I saw the guitar at first, I was very shocked, it's quite better than the pictures shown, the color is more like blood. It's very well crafted, quite heavy, the Neck thru body is supperve, the sustain is incredible. The pickup switch is very nice specially for acoustic progressions, it gets a very treble sound, very pure. The only thing I did not liked about the guitar are the pickups. They are not bad, but are not my type specially the neck one. Too muddy, I truly prefer Seymour, a nice set of JB/JAZZ. But if you like metal they are nice. I highly recommend this guitar, for the price you can't get any better, specially the neck thru. One thing to keep in mind when the guitar is going to be shipped, be very careful with thread it tends to be hit easily.

I bought an older version of this guitar which has the esp passives instead of the hz's but everything else is exactly the same. I originally purchased this instrument for the sustain becusae it was a neckthrough, but not realizing that the wings were made of agathis, I made a dumb buy. Another couple things with this guitar I am not a fan of was the pick ups and licensed trem. I swapped the pickups for Duncan Blackouts and the trem for a Schaller. Onto other and better things, the play is amazing I love the finish and the frets, very decent quality work for being made in Thailand. This is a decent neckthrough guitar for cheap but don't buy it if ultimate sustain is what you're looking for. If that's what you're looking for in a guitar look for mahagany and or ash.

This guitar is great. It's everything I wanted in a guitar except for the pickups. Don't get me wrong, they're great but I wanted a little better. So I put an EMG-81 for bridge and an EMG-85 for the neck now it's perfect. I think It's a little better than a PRS, at least for metal.GET ONE!

First off, I almost bought this guitar over an Ibanez RG350MDX because of it's features-that is, until i played the thing; the "nickel hardware" is actually chrome hardware with a layer of what appears to be gray spray paint. Very annoying as it comes off the guitar on to your hand as your playing. And thats another thing-playability is nice until you realize that this guitar's tremolo is a real piece of crap. It squeeks, jumps, sticks and is harder to adjust than cheap knock-offs. This particular guitar came with small scratches on the back of the body and the headstock, ESPECIALLY on the binding-not what I expected. But it is nice looking, and it sustains with a real metal tone because of that smooth neck-thru heal. So, if you think its really what you want, and your up to taking a chance and adjusting it yourself, it is admittedly a steal.