ESP Guitar Factory - Japan (unedited) 

Verdade são lindas bem acabadas pra séria um sonho conheçer uma linha de produção dessas guitarras ❤❤❤

Welcome to the club!

Nothing compares. To ESP.

Ohmura’s guitar is very easy recognizable

Please sell me the M-II Urban Camo lol...

I also have an e2 Arrow Floyd black silver fade!

@@mwbrada Man i got so lucky finding that! If you wait and tell people you want it , it'll come around one day!

@@TIGERGUTS I need it now lol... there's a reason they stopped producing them.

give me the Urban Camo

I love that phrase Bud: Guitar Porn Overload. Total art in itself, luthiery. Such beautiful creations that sing crafted by ESP.

Yes, I did see Edwards

lol like e-ii, you'll only ever see them mostly completed inside the Japan factory.

At 9:35

Good questions. 1.) I am not entirely certain. However, I know a lot about guitar manufacturing and because I saw both in the factory, I would assume that they would be completed 💯 in this factory. It does make a lot of financial sense to ship guitars to a different factory for fret work and finishing since they do it all there. 2.) It would appear as if they do spend the same amount of time. I’m not 💯 certain, but these folks are highly skilled and can do high quality work in a rather quick time frame. Therefore, it would make sense to either models the same amount of care and attention.

@@BradleyJohnson13 Thank you for answering my question.

ESP says that they made final assembly for both original (and signature, you can see this in this video) and SS (E-II) in Tokio as i know.

EII is still made at their jixi factory in China, just like the standard series, with the final assembly done in Japan.

​@@Mongorat Our ESP Custom Shop and ESP Original instruments are both built by hand in ESP’s renowned custom shop. ESP E-II models are produced at ESP’s factory in Tokyo, which allows us to offer them to you at lower prices than the hand-crafted guitars and basses from our custom shop. --This is from their site

I am not certain. Based on what I saw, they are made in Japan

@@BradleyJohnson13 thank you james 🙏

@@interludemusicplaylist9585 It's been known for years, they're made in China and assembled in Japan, as SS were and E-II are (sadly) If it's any comfort, they're made in a special factory owned and monitored by ESP.

I’ll give you a couple addresses.

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maps.apple.com/?ll=35.698037,139.760712&q=Kinka%20Park&_ext=EiQpAF/3Q1nZQUAxnED+v1d4YUA5AF/3Q1nZQUBBnED+v1d4YUA%3D&t=m

I was in multiple places, standard, craft, the academy....most of this is the standard factory

@@BradleyJohnson13 Neat! Thanks.

Yes, they're made in the same shop. If I am correct E-II's are production models whereas the Customs are indeed Custom.

They're fantastic instruments.

I absolutely love ESP guitars so I am not biased at all, but the 'production line' E-II's are phenomenal.

@@mwbrada Thanks Man. Thanks for writing back with such awesome answers. So what are your thoughts on the LTD 1000’s?

@@vinaymulukutla358 no worries my friend. I can't give you any definitive answers. I've never played an LTD. I only own a George Lynch Signature Series which inherently spoils me to the utmost quality. I will admit I was so close to buying both the Woodland Camo EC and that relic Purple Burst M-1000 but now I have to have the E-II M-II Black Natural Burst. I can tell you I absolutely love ESP products and I feel very thankful I followed George Lynch here.

I’m not sure.

They make Navigators in the Custom Shop. I can't remember if they still have multiple ones, but Set-Necks are made in the Kiso shop.

Yes they make Navigator in that factory, straight up Gibson clone more or less, as a matter a fact i think you can actually see one hanging there at 9:20

Grass Roots has always been China, never a doubt on those, there has been doubt on Edwards and they're made in China and assembled in Japan along the old ESP SS and E-II