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What about black outs???

jamesd74 wrote:

Dom wrote:Here are a couple of links of the guitars

ESP LTD MH-50 --------> http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Ba ... -Black/CSN

Schecter Omen 6 ------> http://www.musicianscentre.com/schecter ... white.html

The musicians center is where i bought my Peavey amp from and my samick there are really nice people.

Let me know what you guys think

What do you think of the gutars ?

jamesd74 wrote:What about black outs???

never heard of them

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They are pick ups designed for mainly metal playing.

Trust me mate get a mid range ESP YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.

If you've got around £400-£500 to spend, to be honest I'd just get the one guitar, and get one with better pick ups etc.

I would EMG's are good pickups for metal too, and much better than those you get on the Omen.

The ESP's are fab but if you want to do alternate tunings its a nightmare - lots of metal is in drop d or c, so a hard tail would be a good option, have a look at this:-

This has got active EMG's, and when I played it in the shop I loved it:-

http://www.soundaffectsmusic.com/schect ... uitar.html

i recomend playing the guitar on normal tuning if your just learning to play guitar isnt just a bout metal and a droped d tuning is great for slide but in metal its lazy guitar playing baring frets on the droped d and a strings i find that takes away the craft of guitar playing jug jug jug jug jug bar jug jug bar lol a trained monkey could do that thats not guitar playing in my opinion i highly recomend learning to play guitar in normal tunings

pickupps di marzio emg seymor duncan all quality

Apache wrote:If you've got around £400-£500 to spend, to be honest I'd just get the one guitar, and get one with better pick ups etc.

I would EMG's are good pickups for metal too, and much better than those you get on the Omen.

The ESP's are fab but if you want to do alternate tunings its a nightmare - lots of metal is in drop d or c, so a hard tail would be a good option, have a look at this:-

This has got active EMG's, and when I played it in the shop I loved it:-

http://www.soundaffectsmusic.com/schect ... uitar.html

That is one nice guitar.

Apache wrote:If you've got around £400-£500 to spend, to be honest I'd just get the one guitar, and get one with better pick ups etc.

I would EMG's are good pickups for metal too, and much better than those you get on the Omen.

The ESP's are fab but if you want to do alternate tunings its a nightmare - lots of metal is in drop d or c, so a hard tail would be a good option, have a look at this:-

This has got active EMG's, and when I played it in the shop I loved it:-

http://www.soundaffectsmusic.com/schect ... uitar.html

Ye really nice guitar. But i dont have that money to spend in one go. which fails quite alot

jamesd74 wrote:They are pick ups designed for mainly metal playing.

So are they better than EMG's???

And i was also thinking using the ESP for metal because i like playing in Drop C. And using the schecter for Rock sort of stuff. I have tested the schecter omen 6 on friday that was a beast can't think of a better word lol.

Dom wrote:

jamesd74 wrote:They are pick ups designed for mainly metal playing.

So are they better than EMG's???

That is all down to individual taste.

di marzio emg seymor duncans all have different models to suit all genres all top quality

Dom wrote: Ye really nice guitar. But i dont have that money to spend in one go. which fails quite alot

Might be worth just trying say the Omen 6, and then trying something else in the shop that has EMG's then you can hear the difference.

Apparently Schecter and ESP owned by the same people, and I did read somewhere that some of them are made in the same factory..

Good luck with your search - my purchases were both impulse buys... Went it just to try, compare etc, and well u know how it goes....

Apache wrote:

Dom wrote: Ye really nice guitar. But i dont have that money to spend in one go. which fails quite alot

Might be worth just trying say the Omen 6, and then trying something else in the shop that has EMG's then you can hear the difference.

Apparently Schecter and ESP owned by the same people, and I did read somewhere that some of them are made in the same factory..

Good luck with your search - my purchases were both impulse buys... Went it just to try, compare etc, and well u know how it goes....

Thanks a lot for your help