Well this is interesting, Duncan ESP Navigator SRV Strat
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Re: Well this is interesting, Duncan ESP Navigator SRV Strat
Interesting... though it doesn't have that "smooth" look to the wear like Fender relics do. This looks like it lost a fight with an orbital sander.
And the trem arm is on the wrong side.
I understand the Seymour Duncan ESP Strats are nice, though I've never played one.
Interesting... though it doesn't have that "smooth" look to the wear like Fender relics do. This looks like it lost a fight with an orbital sander.
And the trem arm is on the wrong side.
I understand the Seymour Duncan ESP Strats are nice, though I've never played one.
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Re: Well this is interesting, Duncan ESP Navigator SRV Strat
I didn't even know SD had guitars out there. I do know that Edwards is ESP's top-shelf brand that specializes in traditional style builds, so its probably a pretty nice guitar.
I didn't even know SD had guitars out there. I do know that Edwards is ESP's top-shelf brand that specializes in traditional style builds, so its probably a pretty nice guitar.
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Re: Well this is interesting, Duncan ESP Navigator SRV Strat
SD has/had a line of guitars available in Japan for years and the bodies and necks were build by ESP.
As for that guitar I'm not sure what makes it an SRV Strat and I agree with B2D about ESP relics....worst in the industry IMHO.
All that said these MIJ ESP/Navigator/SD, etc guitars are all great players and have killer stock electronics.
SD has/had a line of guitars available in Japan for years and the bodies and necks were build by ESP.
As for that guitar I'm not sure what makes it an SRV Strat and I agree with B2D about ESP relics....worst in the industry IMHO.
All that said these MIJ ESP/Navigator/SD, etc guitars are all great players and have killer stock electronics.
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