ESP LTD M-207DX Baritone Electric Guitar in Crimson Satin

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This is a New ESP LTD M-207DX Baritone Electric Guitar in Crimson Satin from ESP, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

Description

The ESP LTD M-207DX Baritone in Crimson Satin is a sleek, extended-range workhorse built for modern heavy players. With a 27 inch baritone scale, 7 string layout and powerful LTD humbuckers, it delivers tight low end, clear articulation and rock solid tuning stability for down-tuned riffing and technical lead work. Combining a poplar body with a flamed maple top, roasted maple neck and rosewood fingerboard, the M-207DX Baritone balances aggressive performance with a premium look and feel. Its Extra Thin U neck contour, flat 400 mm radius and 24 XJ frets make fast runs, wide stretches and complex chords feel effortless, while the Tune-o-Matic string-thru bridge keeps everything feeling solid under the hand. The extended 27 inch scale length is designed to keep your lower tunings tight and defined, so low B and beyond stay punchy rather than flabby. Paired with a dedicated 7 string set and dual LTD LH-150 humbuckers, you get a focused, high output voice that excels with high gain but still cleans up for more dynamic passages. A push/pull tone control adds extra versatility, letting you cover everything from crushing rhythm tones to more nuanced, expressive parts. Finished in a striking Crimson Satin with black hardware, the M-207DX Baritone looks every bit as modern and aggressive as it sounds. Whether you are exploring extended-range metal, progressive styles or simply want a tighter feel in lower tunings, this guitar is built to keep up with demanding, contemporary playing. Extended 27 Inch Baritone Scale The 27 inch baritone scale length increases string tension on lower tunings, helping your low B and drop tunings stay tight, punchy and in tune. Notes feel more controlled and defined, making palm-muted riffs, chugs and fast low-register runs sound clearer and more powerful. Fast Roasted Maple Neck with Extra Thin U Profile The roasted maple neck offers enhanced stability and a smooth, broken-in feel, while the Extra Thin U contour is designed for speed and comfort. Whether you are playing complex chords or rapid-fire lead lines, the slim profile and satin-style feel make it easy to move around the neck with minimal effort. Dual LTD LH-150 7 String Humbuckers A pair of LTD LH-150 7 string humbuckers provide the output and clarity needed for modern high-gain tones. They deliver a strong, focused low end and crisp highs, so your riffs cut through the mix without losing definition, and your leads retain articulation even with plenty of distortion. Tune-o-Matic String-Thru Bridge The Tune-o-Matic bridge with string-thru body construction offers a stable, dependable platform for heavy playing. It helps maximise sustain and resonance while keeping intonation precise, so you can dig in hard without sacrificing tuning accuracy or feel. Key Features 27 Inch Baritone Scale for Lower Tunings – The extended 27 inch scale keeps string tension firm when tuning down, giving you tighter lows, clearer note separation and more controlled feel for modern metal and extended-range styles. 7 String Configuration – With an added low string, the M-207DX Baritone expands your range for deeper riffs and extended chord voicings, while retaining familiar playability on the upper strings for leads and melodies. Roasted Maple Neck with 400 mm Radius Rosewood Fingerboard – The roasted maple neck improves stability and resistance to environmental changes, while the flat 400 mm radius rosewood fingerboard and 24 XJ frets are ideal for fast, technical playing and wide bends. LTD LH-150 7 String Humbuckers with Push/Pull Tone – High output LTD LH-150 humbuckers are voiced for powerful, articulate tones, and the push/pull tone control adds extra tonal flexibility so you can adapt quickly between rhythm and lead roles. SpecificationsBody Body Wood: Poplar Top: Flamed Maple Guitar Style: Double Cut Colour: Crimson Satin Finish: Crimson Satin Scale Type: Baritone Semi / Hollow Body: No Neck Construction: Bolt-On Neck Wood: Roasted Maple Fretboard: Rosewoo…

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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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