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ESP LTD M-1000HT Electric Guitar in Black Natural Fade

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£1,599.00

This is a New ESP LTD M-1000HT Electric Guitar in Black Natural Fade from , now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Guitars in the LTD 1000 Series are designed to offer the tone, feel, looks and quality that working professional musicians require in an instrument. The LTD M Series has always been guitar designed for shredders, and one of the best examples ever is found with the fast and extremely playable M-1000HT and the seven-string M-1007HT.

With neck-thru-body construction and an extra thin U-shaped three-piece maple neck (that features a natural satin finish on the back for supreme speedy playability), the M-1000HT and M-1007HT are perfect for players who want M Series performance with the stability of a Hipshot hardtail bridge with string-thru-body design. You also get excellent tone and sonic flexibility with direct-mounted Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers (Alnico in the neck position, Ceramic in the bridge), with a push-pull control to activate the second voicing.

Specifications

  • Construction: Neck-Thru
  • Scale: 25.5″
  • Body: Alder
  • Top: Burled Poplar
  • Neck: 3Pc Maple
  • Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony
  • Fingerboard Radius: 300-400mm Compound
  • Finish: Black Natural Fade
  • Nut Width: 43mm
  • Nut Type: Molded
  • Neck Contour: Extra Thin U
  • Frets/Type: 24 XJ Stainless Steel
  • Hardware Colour: Black
  • Strap Button: Standard
  • Tuners: LTD Locking
  • Bridge: Hipshot w/ String Thru
  • Neck PU: Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Alnico
  • Bridge PU: Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Ceramic
  • Electronics: Active
  • Electronics Layout: Volume/Tone(Push/Pull)/3-way Switch
  • Strings: D’Addario XL110 (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046)
  • Case Included: No

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ESP is a Japanese guitar and bass manufacturer founded in 1975, originally known as Electric Sound Products. The company is highly respected for its precision craftsmanship and powerful designs that appeal especially to rock and metal players. ESP offers a wide range of instruments, from its high-end Custom Shop models made in Japan and the USA to the more affordable LTD series aimed at everyday musicians. Known for their sleek looks, fast necks, and aggressive tone, ESP guitars are a popular choice for both professional performers and aspiring players across the UK.

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