Gta san andreas hileleri. Apr 24, 2014 - Supposedly this guitar was built in the early '90's, and I have read that ESP was not very consistent in those days with serial numbers. ESP's technical support staff will still require pictures of the guitar, along with the serial number to accurately identify the guitar for the customer. The reason for the guitar's serial number being insufficient is the multiple guitar companies for which ESP has built parts over the years.

I have written the ESP company, to try to get some information. But I thought I would post here, and see if anyone here can provide any insight. I have not heard back from ESP guitars yet.

Supposedly this guitar was built in the early '90's, and I have read that ESP was not very consistent in those days with serial numbers. I'd like to know if the guitar is a fake, ultimately.

But any other info would be great. I don't know too much about ESP guitars, and for this particular guitar, I couldn't find anything.

It appears to be an original Floyd on it. Any help is greatly appreciated! It looks like a custom version of the ESP 'Hybrid II' which was the LP double cut shape, Tele neck pickup, Tele-style control plate (just the volume and tone; the switch was a toggle on the pickguard), and a bridge similar to the Schecters that are now called 'PT's - Tele-style plate with 6 saddles and cut for a humbucker. This one is missing the neck pickup (and the switch) and has a Floyd added plus a lefty headstock.

Here's a photo I found with a quick google search: I think these were from the late 80s/early 90s.