ESP E-II Arrow-7 BLK

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Electric guitar

7-String
Body: Alder
3 Piece neck-trhu: Maple
Fretboard: Ebony
Radius: 305 mm
Nut width: 48 mm
Scale: 648 mm
24 XJ Frets
Pickups: EMG 57-7 (bridge) & EMG 66-7 (neck) humbuckers
1 Volume control
3-Way toggle switch
Black hardware
Gotoh locking machine heads
Floyd Rose tremolo
Colour: Black
Incl. case

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♪♪ Blues
♪♪ Metal
♪♪ Stoner

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Colour	Black
Body	Alder
Top	None
Neck	Maple
Fretboard	Ebony
Frets	24
Scale	648 mm
Pickup System	HH
Tremolo	Yes
Incl. Case	Yes
Incl. Gigbag	No

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Lover !

19.08.2016

Well, one slightly suspects that this guitar is at ease in the metal register, whether in clear or saturated.

Good, sound level is as you can imagine. The saturated sounds are enormous, precise, with a biting owl for the rhythmic and can be quite singing on the serious microphone. No complaints. The EMGs 57 and 66 seduced me. It is quite close to the couple 81/85 but with a je ne sais quoi more ... Well, anyway it is a story of taste. By cons to play in a more subtle level sound, it is badly barred. The guitar does not even have a tone knob. (Of utility very relative to my sense on assets).

Of course, the beast is capable of clear sounds very convincing, but it will never sound like a fender or other guitar at ease in less wild styles.

Level comfort, well, it's perfect, at least for less. Fine, comfortable handle and access to the treble is done without any effort. Exactly the same as a handle of Horizon for example. So if you like this type of sleeve, no surprise is made for pyrotechnics.
As it is a 7 strings, the handle is quite wide but I do not find it particularly tiring, even playing a little complex chords.

The guitar is well balanced, and is easy to play in a sitting position, at least for a guitar type Flying V thanks to the chamfer located between the two wings of the guitar.

Quality manufacturing level, I did not spot any defect. There is a controversy over the transformation of the standard Esp range to E-II. I have a 2005 ESP Horizon and the quality seems to me the same. Afterwards, I am not a specialist in violin making either.

Here, I am in love.

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