Some users report that adjusting the tailpiece height is crucial to prevent string buzz, recommending using a snug-fitting wide metal bar or allen key for adjustments.

Owners suggest checking that the truss rod is adjusted correctly by ensuring a tiny amount of movement around the 8th-9th fret when fretting the 1st and 15th frets.

It's noted that new guitars often require nut slot adjustments, as overly high or low slots can contribute to string buzz, particularly on open strings.

Lowering pickup height might help reduce buzz if pickups are too close to the strings; using the correct screwdriver can prevent damage to gold-colored screws.

Switching to heavier strings may reduce buzz, as lighter strings might not be optimal for the guitar's initial setup, though proper neck adjustments can accommodate changes.

An owner mentioned having persistent fret buzz issues across multiple ESP models, despite professional setups, leading to dissatisfaction and eventual resale.

It's been observed that the Eclipse may require action set extremely high to avoid buzz, which can make playing uncomfortable for some users.

Upgrading to Seymour Duncan Black Winter or DiMarzio Super Distortion pickups and installing locking tuners transforms it into a semi-pro instrument.

The branding uses a vinyl wrap over a basswood body, which can be removed with a hair-dryer for customization.

The guitar features a single humbucker setup, which is ideal for straightforward, high-gain applications.

Compared to a baseline Epiphone, the LTD is noted for generally better quality even in promotional models.

Ideal for those looking for a guitar to modify extensively or use as a "beat-it-up" instrument for casual play or practice.