ESP EC-300AT

Korean made. Semi hollow les paul shape with 22 frets, two duncan designed humbuckers, two volume, one tone. Mine was black and looked very nice. Chrome hardware with tune-o-matic stoptail bridge. 24.75 inch scale and a very fat chunky neck. This is something I really didn't like. To me it felt even thicker than the Les Paul studio I used to have, and this is the main reason I sold mine. Nice weight to it, though. Pretty decent for a Korean made guitar.

Sound was pretty decent. I liked the neck pickup. It had a very warm tone to it. The bridge was thin and fairly cheap sounding. I switched out the pickups to PRS ones and the guitar rocked. Before the switch I would give it a 7, probably a 9 after the new pickups were in. The set up I used it on is as follows...
guitar>boss tuner>morley a/b>channel a into ibanez distortion, channel b into ibanez smashbox>ibanez tube screamer>ibanez phase>boss flange>boss chorus>boss tremolo>morley volume>boss delay>both channels tie into each other again through another morley a/b box into an ibanez compressor and then into a Mesa Heartbreaker combo.
The clean sounds very great. The distorted was thin with the stock pickups. If you get this guitar, plan on switching the pickups.

It was set up nicely from the factory, but I use 11-50 gauge strings so I ended up adjusting it. Finish was fine. I lowered the pickups a little. The volume pots suck. They would cut out harshly around 3. Everything else was normal for a korean made guitar. holds it's own to any Epiphone.

I don't know. I sold it because the neck was too uncomfortable for me. I wouldn't use it without a backup. If you abuse it, the finish won't last. I replaced the strap buttons with schaller strap locks,but I do that with all my guitars. Since I sold it, I can't really rate this fairly

I had it for about 3 months. I own a 1990 PRS CE24 that I always played instead of this. Again, it is now gone. If I had to chose this or an epiphone les paul, I would chose this one unless I really wanted a flametop. It seemed a little better quality than an Epi les paul. This guitar looked sweet and had a great weight to it, but the neck did it in for me. If I still had it and it got stolen, I probably wouldn't bother trying to get another one. Great guitar for the money, but it just wasn't right for me.

My modell was made in Korea year 2002.
It has 22 frets, 2 Volume and 1 tone control with 3-way toggle.
It has 2 Humbucker Duncan Designed HB-102 Set.
Im quite sure its passive electronics.
The body is in Mahogany and is semi-hollow. Its all black finnish with some white parts.
The neck is Mahogany and rosewood with inlay on the 12 fret.
The Bridge is tune-o-matic/stop tailpiece
It has Ltd tuners I guess?
Its set neck/24.75"

It had a cable and a tool for the neck following but nothing else, maby bit cheap couse the guitar costed me 9500 SEK

This guitar has a great sound even with this Duncans. The Semi hollow body gives it a bit "surf-sound". It doesnt have any "buzz" I like the sound and its hard to explain how it sounds :) Those who like Ozzy, Guns N roses and such bands would like this guitar.

The set up was great, strings set low and that is what I prefer.
It came in top finnish

Since I havent had the guitar so long I dont really know. But it stays good in tune and I dont think I will have any problems with it.

I went threw my local music store ( www.musikcenter.com ) they have great service!

Ive played guitar for 8 years and this is truly my favourite one :) I have a Fender '60 Classic, a jackson copy and some acoustics. I have a shitty Marshall Valvestate amp. Will buy a new one as soon I get money. Compared to all the other guitars Ive played this wins. I have always trusted ESP and liked them since they are Japanese. Maby it would been even greater with some orginal Seymour Duncans.