Custom Guitar Order Form - Okada International... 2025

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The document is a custom guitar order form detailing various options for body styles, wood types, necks, fingerboards, hardware colors, pickups, electronics, and additional features. It includes pricing for each option and allows dealers to specify customer information and order details.

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Is ESP LTD worth it?

Quick answer: ESP LTD are great high-value guitars that are built for metal. Common budget guitar problems like fret buzz, rough fret edges, and other minor flaws can be present especially with cheaper models. But most of the time, LTDs are ready to rock out of the box without extra hassle.

Why are ESP LTD so expensive?

ESP guitars are more expensive than LTD versions. ESP guitars are made in Japan and the USA and have better build quality compared to LTD guitars which are made in Asia. Most LTD guitars use cheaper pickups, woods and hardware and are also slightly lighter than ESP versions.

Whats the difference between ESP and LTD?

ESP produces original premium guitars, whereas LTD offers simpler versions of ESP guitars. ESP guitars are usually handcrafted, whereas LTD guitars are assembled on the production line. ESP guitars are made in Japan and the US, whereas LTD guitars come from Korea and Indonesia.

What is guitar control pattern?

5) Control Pattern is the type and layout of the controls (volume, tone, switches, etc.)

What does ESP stand for guitar?

In 1975, Hisatake Shibuya opened a shop called Electric Sound Products (ESP) in Tokyo, Japan, which provided custom replacement parts for guitars. At this time, ESP also began making guitars under the ESP and Navigator brand in the Japanese market.

Custom Guitar Order Form - Okada International... 2025

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