Hi there,I am selling my 2008 LTD MH-400 guitar. It is a great guitar, and I'm sadly selling it because I have to pay rent for my student flat. I bought it last April and it only has approximately 5 hours or so of playing because most of the time throughout summer I lived in my hometown.If you want to you can come over here and try it out.I live in central London Bayswater, so if anyone is near here then it is really easy to come over.However there is a very small ding (but it looks more or less like a hair line) on the lower part of the guitar (which faces on the ground)which almost you cannot see it. (1-2 inches) If you are really interested I could take a picture out of it and send it to you!HARD CASE IS INCLUDED!Thank youGeorgeP.S Price is negotiable ;)Here is a review and full specifications of the guitar:The upscale MH400 is absolutely packed with features. For starters, this is a set neck instrument with a quilted maple top and EMG humbuckers. Killer, right? Well there's more. The MH400 is built with a Floyd Rose licensed tremolo bridge and its Set-Thru neck joint gives you the look and feel of a neck-thru design, with the warmth and true wood tone of a set neck. It's glassy-smooth and extremely comfortable. Other features include that awesome quilted top, a mahogany body, a 3-piece maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard (XJ frets), black hardware including Grover tuners, and cool, offset neck inlays. It's a lot of guitar for the money.Grover TunersHigh-quality Grover tuning machines are well known for their precise gear ratio, tuning stability and durability. They make a great complement to the other upscale features of ESP's 400-level instruments.Double Action Truss RodsAll ESP/LTD guitars and basses feature a 'double-action' truss rod design. Unlike a normal (single) truss rod, this one is adjustable in two different directions. This means that you'll never run into a situation where the neck has 'run out of adjustment'. Regardless of which ESP model you choose, you'll get years and years of playing enjoyment.EMG PickupsThere truly is no comparison between active EMG's and conventional pickups.EMG's frequency response is shaped much differently. Conventional pickups typically exhibit a dry "peaky" frequency response, while EMG's have a much broader bandwidth that's better for harmonic pull-offs and chord definition. Individual notes have better presence and are dynamic. Playing styles are more pronounced and different techniques can be easily accommodated.Technical InfoSpecificationsConstruction: Set-thruScale: 25.5 in.Body: Mahogany with quilted maple topNeck/Fretboard: 3-piece maple/rosewoodInlays:Offset blocks w/name at 12th fretPickups: EMG 81 (Bridge) / 85 (Neck) ACTIVE PICKUPSElectronics: Volume, tone, 3-way slotted toggleHardware: Black, Grover tunersBridge: Floyd Rose licensedBinding: Natural (body), white (neck, headstock)Frets: 24 XJ