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ESP LTD MH-200 Electric Guitar Black B-Stock vs ESP LTD MH-200HT/QM DARK BROWN SUNBURST guitar

The MH-200 features a Floyd Rose tremolo system ideal for aggressive bending and dive-bomb effects, while the MH-200HT/QM offers a fixed bridge with string-through design for maximum sustain and a quilted maple top for visual appeal. Choose the MH-200 if you want tremolo versatility; choose the MH-200HT/QM if you prioritize tonal transfer, sustain, and don't need a whammy bar.

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ESP LTD MH-200 Electric Guitar Black B-Stock

$519.20
View ESP LTD MH-200 Electric Guitar Black B-Stock

ESP LTD MH-200HT/QM DARK BROWN SUNBURST guitar

$649.00
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Specs side by side

ESP LTD MH-200 Electric Guitar Black B-StockESP LTD MH-200HT/QM DARK BROWN SUNBURST guitar
Price$519.20$649.00
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD MHLTD MH
BodySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolid
Scale25.5" Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets
FretboardJatobaRosewood
NeckMaple
Neck ConstructionBolt-On
BridgeTremoloString-Through Body
Year2018Unknown
ConditionRefurbishedNew

Why choose ESP LTD MH-200 Electric Guitar Black B-Stock

  • LTD by Floyd Rose double-locking tremolo enables aggressive pitch effects and dive-bombing
  • Roasted jatoba fingerboard resists moisture and requires minimal maintenance
  • Straightforward, road-tested design focused on playability and reliability
  • Excellent value for metal and hard rock players who use tremolo techniques

Why choose ESP LTD MH-200HT/QM DARK BROWN SUNBURST guitar

  • Fixed bridge with string-through design maximizes sustain and tonal transfer
  • Figured quilted maple top adds visual distinction and premium appearance
  • LH-301B and LH-301N passive pickups deliver clear articulation and natural dynamics
  • Push-pull tone control adds tonal versatility for studio and gigging applications
Bottom line: Choose the MH-200 if you rely on tremolo effects for your playing style. Choose the MH-200HT/QM if you want maximum sustain, a visually striking instrument, and don't need a whammy bar.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar is better for metal and hard rock?

Both are purpose-built for metal and hard rock. The MH-200 excels if you use tremolo effects heavily; the MH-200HT/QM is better for players who prefer a fixed bridge and want maximum sustain for palm-muted chugging and sustained notes.

What is the main tonal difference?

The MH-200HT/QM's fixed string-through bridge maximizes sustain and direct tonal transfer, while the MH-200 prioritizes balanced midrange and responsiveness. Both use passive humbuckers and deliver warm, articulate tone suited to high-gain applications.

Are the fingerboards significantly different?

The MH-200 uses roasted jatoba with a 250mm radius, while the MH-200HT/QM uses rosewood with a 350mm radius. The roasted jatoba is more weather-resistant; the rosewood offers traditional feel and slightly flatter response across the fingerboard.

Which is better for studio recording versus live gigging?

The MH-200HT/QM is explicitly suited for studio sessions and gigging with its refined electronics and fixed bridge stability. The MH-200 is also gig-ready but better serves players who incorporate tremolo techniques into their live performance.

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