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Description
The ESP M-II Urban Camo is a formidable blend of craftsmanship and power, designed to meet the demands of modern rock and metal musicians. With an alder body that offers a balanced tonal foundation, this powerhouse is paired with twin active EMG 81 pickups, known for their ability to deliver a spectrum of tones from deep growls to piercing screams. Whether you're performing intricate solos or heavy riffs, these pickups ensure your sound cuts through any mix with precision.
The neck, a 3-piece maple construction, is complemented by a rosewood fingerboard, providing an exceptional feel and response. Its extra-thin "U" shape ensures a fast, comfortable playability that suits down-tuned styles, thanks to its 25.5" scale length. Featuring a Floyd Rose tremolo system, the M-II Urban Camo allows for dynamic expression through twists, bends, and dive-bombs, all while maintaining impeccable tuning stability.
Crafted in Japan, each ESP guitar is a testament to quality and precision, cherished by some of the most iconic guitarists in the industry. The M-II Urban Camo embodies this legacy, making it a top choice for musicians seeking both performance and style in their gear.
Key Features:
- Alder body for a balanced tone
- Twin active EMG 81 humbuckers for high-output sound
- 3-piece maple neck with rosewood fingerboard
- 25.5" scale length for down-tuned playing
- Extra-thin “U” neck profile for fast playability
- 24 XJ frets for easy navigation
- Floyd Rose tremolo and Gotoh locking tuners for tuning stability
Videos
Gergo Hajer
ESP Guitars: ESP M-II (Urban Camo) - METAL DEMO
ESP Guitars: ESP M-II (Urban Camo) - METAL DEMO
Gergo Hajer
ESP M-II Urban Camo Neck-Thru Guitar EMG 81 Floyd Rose Up Close Video Review Essex Recording Studios
Essex Recording Studios
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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about ESP M-II.
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Owners note that post-2021 builds often have brighter wood tones, prompting some to seek older models for the desirable dark ebony.
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Some buyers advise verifying the fingerboard material directly with retailers, as product listings may still inaccurately state "ebony" despite using rosewood.
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Some find the neck thicker than expected, but users quickly adapt, suggesting it can enhance phrasing and fret hand technique.
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ESP M-II Urban Camo has been compared to George Lynch's designs but appreciated for a more conventional headstock.
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Value and pricing
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Despite being listed as current, the E-II M-II Urban Camo is hard to find new in the US; used models are often priced similarly to new ones.
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Setup and maintenance
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Owners maintain the guitar's shine using Dunlop 65 polish for the body and neck, and Dunlop 01 and 02 cleaners for the fingerboard.
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Features and functionality
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Despite concerns, the glossy neck finish is reportedly smooth and performs on par with non-gloss finishes.
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In a live photo from Skid Row's 1992 performance on Saturday Night Live, Dave Sabo is seen using an ESP M-II guitar.
In the YouTube video titled "jamming" by ektomorfHU, Zoltán Farkas is seen playing an ESP M-II Urban Camo guitar.
In this YouTube video [Hájer Gergő] can be seen using his ESP M-II urban camo guitar.
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