ESP LTD KH-3 SPIDER

The KH-3 SPIDER electric guitar is a new modified version of Kirk Hammett's 1991 signature model, with which he toured in support of Metallica's "Black Album" in the 1990s. The guitar's body construction consists of alder wings and a through-neck made of three pieces of maple. The body of the guitar is decorated with a graphic motif, which is also translated into the position markers of the fingerboard. Twenty-four Extra Jumbo frets divide the ebony fingerboard surface, and the fingerboard is selectable between the 17th and 24th fret.

Two active EMG signature humbuckers give the guitar the distinctive Kirk Hammett sound featured in the band Metallica. Two volume potentiometers, a tone shield and a three-position pickup switch are used to adjust it. The strings are housed in Grover tuning machines and a Floyd Rose 1000 double-turn tremolo to add impressive sound effects to your playing. Locks on the zero fret ensure maximum tuning stability even with frequent use of the lever.

The guitar comes in a case.

ESP has been manufacturing electric guitars since 1984 and its satisfied customers include Kirk Hammet, James Hetfield, Ronnie Wood and Max Cavalera. Due to the popularity of these instruments, a subsidiary company, LTD, has been created to offer popular models in an affordable option. Even in the case of ESP-LTD guitars, however, great emphasis is placed on the quality of workmanship and fitted components.