John4021
Well-known member
Looking at the Horizon or Arrow
cardinal
Well-known member
I'm a big fan. I've had a lot of ESPs. The E-IIs are great. I'd prefer a new one to an older Standard Series.
Current Original Series are just otherworldly in terms of fit and finish, but the E-IIs will play great and look ok for the price point.
Current Original Series are just otherworldly in terms of fit and finish, but the E-IIs will play great and look ok for the price point.
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ToneZone6L6
New member
I had an EII horizon. Good guitar but for the price, I think it’s disappointing that they no longer have the ESP logo on the headstock
DanTravis62
Moderator
They are excellent guitars in literally every way except for not having the logo on the headstock anymore
If you can get past that, they are 100% worth it
If you can get past that, they are 100% worth it
Inearthed
Well-known member
EII's play just as well as the older standard series, only difference is what is on the headstock. Just wish mine had stainless steel frets.
Uzi Nein Millimetah
Well-known member
E-II is 100% GTG.
They are slightly better than the excellent Std series from the 2010s, although the current E-IIs may have fuller neck profiles. So if you want the old school shredder neck, you may like the Stds better.
Recent E-IIs are starting to come with SS frets, which is YUGE! I'm all-in for steel.
They are slightly better than the excellent Std series from the 2010s, although the current E-IIs may have fuller neck profiles. So if you want the old school shredder neck, you may like the Stds better.
Recent E-IIs are starting to come with SS frets, which is YUGE! I'm all-in for steel.
