ESP LTD EXL-7 Baritone Black Metal II Electric Guitar in Black Redburst Satin

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This is a New ESP LTD EXL-7 Baritone Black Metal II Electric Guitar in Black Redburst Satin from ESP, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The ESP LTD EXL-7 Baritone Black Metal II is a no-compromise 7-string built for modern metal players who live in low tunings. With its 27-inch baritone scale, stripped-back single-pickup layout and menacing Black Redburst Satin finish, it delivers crushing tone, rock-solid tuning stability and a fast, precise playing feel that is perfect for aggressive riffing and technical leads. Part of LTD’s Black Metal II series, the EXL-7 Baritone takes the iconic extreme body shape and optimises it for extended-range performance. A set-thru 3-piece maple neck, mahogany body and Makassar ebony fingerboard provide a powerful, articulate acoustic voice, while premium hardware and a Seymour Duncan Mortal Coil 7 3-voice active humbucker give you the firepower and flexibility to handle anything from tight djent rhythms to atmospheric cleans. Whether you are tuning down for brutal breakdowns or exploring extended-range chord voicings, the EXL-7 Baritone Black Metal II is designed to stay clear, focused and playable. The Thin U neck contour, flat 400 mm radius and 24 XJ stainless steel frets make fast runs, wide bends and complex shapes feel effortless, while the minimalist control layout keeps you locked into the performance without distraction. Visually, the EXL-7 Baritone is every bit as intense as it sounds. The Black Redburst Satin finish and black hardware create a dark, stealthy aesthetic that fits perfectly on the heaviest of stages, while the extreme body shape ensures you will never be overlooked in the mix or under the lights. Extended-Range Baritone Performance The 27-inch baritone scale length is purpose-built for lower tunings and extended-range playing, giving you increased string tension and definition on the low strings. Notes stay tight and punchy even when tuned down, so your riffs remain clear and articulate rather than flabby or indistinct. Single-Pickup Simplicity with 3-Voice Versatility At the bridge, the Seymour Duncan Mortal Coil 7 active humbucker provides three selectable voices from a single, streamlined pickup configuration. You get the focus and attack needed for high-gain rhythm work, along with more open and dynamic options for leads and cleans, all controlled via a simple volume knob and voice selection toggle. Fast, Precise Neck and Fretwork The 3-piece maple neck with Thin U contour, Makassar ebony fingerboard and 400 mm radius delivers a fast, modern playing feel that suits technical metal styles. Combined with 24 XJ stainless steel frets, you get a slick, durable surface that makes rapid passages, big bends and intricate legato lines feel smooth and controlled. Rock-Solid Hardware and Tuning Stability A TonePros locking Tune-o-Matic bridge and tailpiece work together with LTD locking tuners to provide a stable, reliable platform for heavy playing. Your tuning stays consistent through aggressive picking and bending, while intonation and sustain are enhanced for a more focused, professional sound on stage and in the studio. Key Features 27 Inch Baritone 7-String Design – The extended 27-inch scale and 7-string configuration give you the extra range and tension needed for low tunings, keeping your low notes tight and defined while still offering plenty of clarity for chords and lead lines. Seymour Duncan Mortal Coil 7 3-Voice Active Pickup – This powerful bridge humbucker offers three distinct active voices, letting you move from razor-sharp high-gain tones to more open, expressive sounds without changing guitars or adding complexity to your controls. Set-Thru Construction with Premium Tonewoods – The set-thru 3-piece maple neck and mahogany body combination delivers excellent sustain, resonance and upper-fret access, giving you a strong, punchy tonal foundation that excels with high-gain amps and pedals. Modern Playability and Locking Hardware – A Thin U neck contour, flat 400 mm radius Makassar ebony fingerboard, 24 XJ stainless steel frets, TonePros locking bridge and LTD locking tuners all work togethe…

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ESP

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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Baritone Guitar

A baritone guitar sits between a standard electric guitar and a bass, using a longer scale length and heavier strings to reach lower tunings with clarity and tension. It’s ideal for players who want deeper, heavier tones without losing the feel and expression of a guitar, making it popular in ambient, alternative, metal, and cinematic styles. Baritone guitars excel at tight, defined low notes, rich chord voicings, and expanded harmonic range, especially when standard guitars start to sound loose or muddy when tuned down. They’re also a great creative tool, encouraging different chord shapes, riff ideas, and songwriting approaches that sit in a unique space within a mix.

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Baritone guitars are designed with a longer scale length than standard guitars, allowing them to be tuned lower while maintaining string tension and clarity. They typically sit between a standard guitar and a bass in pitch, producing a deeper, heavier sound without losing definition.

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