ESP USA M-II DELUXE

The ESP M-II was made in 2001. It was a bolt-on maple neck with rosewood fingerboard and "Deluxe" block inlay at the 12th fret. Black finish only.

ESP M-III

The ESP M-III was a superstrat made between 1989 and 1994 and again from 1998 to 2000. The M-III was reintroduced in 2014 as the USA M-III.

ESP M-II CUSTOM

ESP manufactured the M-II CUSTOM between 1990 and 1994. It was like the M-II but with offset double cutaway body and through body neck.

ESP M-II (STANDARD SERIES)

ESP M-II, maple fingerboard, bolt on neck, SD pickups

The ESP M-II is a Japanese superstrat - currently available in two configurations:

maple fingerboard, bolt-on neck and Seymour Duncan JB (bridge) / '59 (neck) pickups
or with a rosewood fingerboard, neck through body joint and EMG 81 active pickups.

ESP M-1 Tiger

ESP M-II

ESP produced the M-II between 1989 and 1994

ESP M-II Urban Camo

The first M-II Urban Camo was produced by ESP in 2005

ESP M-I STANDARD

ESP manufactured the M-I STANDARD between 1987 and 1990

ESP M-I DELUXE

ESP manufactured the M-I DELUXE between 1987 and 1989

ESP LOW G SIGNATURE

ESP began making the LOW G SIGNATURE in 1999

ESP JEFF HANNEMAN SIGNATURE

Inlays changed over time on this model. Early ones had dots (with a Slayer logo at the 12th fret) by 2006 this model had eagle and dot fingerboard inlays (with no Slayer logo), by 2008 these had changed to dagger-H inlays. Finish options are black and urban camoflage and the neck and headstock are bound in white. Earlier models had a Floyd Rose tremolo (1999-2005) but by 2006 this model had a Kahler 2315 Bridge.