Features: The body of the LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie, like most other ESP guitars, is made of mahogany wood. This helps to maintain a rich tone and long sustain. The finish, as you could guess from the introductory paragraph, is an artists' complicated rendition of the inner workings of a clock along with bones and a skull. Needless to say, it's pretty intense looking and very interesting. The neck is also made of mahogany, and is set into the body. It has a dark rosewood fretboard to match the finish, with twenty four extra jumbo frets and flag shaped pearloid inlays. The hardware on the LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie is made to mimic old classics while adding technical advantage. It has Grover brand locking tuners, along with an Earvana designed nut that locks as well. Also, it has a Tune-O-Matic style bridge with a tailpiece. Electronically, the ESP LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie has an EMG-81 humbucker active pickup in the bridge position and an EMG-60 in the neck position. Additionally, it has two volume and one tone control knobs, and a three way selector switch.
Playability: Though the body style is designed after the legendary Les Paul, the LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie is very strong in the playability department. The body is unexpectedly light, making it comfortable to play. Also, it has a thin U shaped neck for increased ability to move up and down the fretboard quickly. And, finally, its sharp cutaway and small neck joint allow for excellent high fret access.
Sound: As you could guess by just looking at the guitar, the ESP LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie is definitely made to play metal. It is mean looking and mean sounding, with the EMG pickups being perfect for ear splitting solos and highly distorted power chords.
Overall: The ESP LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie is, as I hope you've learned from this review, a perfect instrument for the serious metal musician. It has a hard look, solid hardware and playability, and a sound that is as edgy as it gets. You can find the ESP LTD Graphic EC Clockwork Zombie in music stores for about $900.
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