LTD m100FM
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OUTLAW1969
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Re: LTD m100FM
Hey BR, I think for the money the LTD's are the best bang for the buck. If you get one though, spend an extra few dollars and replace the pots and re-wire it when you change the pickup(s).
Keep us posted.
Hey BR, I think for the money the LTD's are the best bang for the buck. If you get one though, spend an extra few dollars and replace the pots and re-wire it when you change the pickup(s).
Keep us posted.
. Other than that, an awesome instrument. Technically, the M100FM is just an M50 with some niceties, but it's a beaut.rocksoldier
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Re: LTD m100FM
I´m sure it is decent, but if you doesn´t mind buying used, you can easely get a japanese made jackson for the same money, or if you have to buy new the jackson js30 dinky seems like a really good value to me.
With the js30 dinky(remember that the other js30´s are made in india) you get a japanese made guitar made of alder instead of a korean guitar made of agathis for just a little more money (even though i would prefer to get a used higher end model).
I havent played any of them personally, but my jackson jrr94 plays MUCH nicer than my friends m-50. AND i paid less fo mine then he paid for his...
But remember that the js30 only have 22 frets, so if you need 24 frets, get something else.
I´m sure it is decent, but if you doesn´t mind buying used, you can easely get a japanese made jackson for the same money, or if you have to buy new the jackson js30 dinky seems like a really good value to me.
With the js30 dinky(remember that the other js30´s are made in india) you get a japanese made guitar made of alder instead of a korean guitar made of agathis for just a little more money (even though i would prefer to get a used higher end model).
I havent played any of them personally, but my jackson jrr94 plays MUCH nicer than my friends m-50. AND i paid less fo mine then he paid for his...
But remember that the js30 only have 22 frets, so if you need 24 frets, get something else.
