ESP E-II Eclipse 7 SD Evertune BKS

The ESP E-II series are electric guitars made in factories in Japan, forming a bridge between the top ESP USA models and the more affordable LTD line. These are instruments made with quality materials and components that not only look great, but sound great too.

The E-II Eclipse-7 Evertune seven-string electric guitar is a single-cut (LP) that catches the eye at first glance with its contrasting black body design and bright binding with black lines. The body of the instrument is made of mahogany and maple top. The mahogany neck with a set-thru construction, i.e. a neck recessed deep into the body, and a narrower fast Thin U profile is joined by an ebony fingerboard fitted with twenty-four Extra Jumbo frets. Orientation around its surface is facilitated by position blocks.

Two Seymour Duncan passive humbuckers provide the instrument's sound with the necessary fullness, dynamics and precise articulation for vocal solos or chord breakdowns, while also providing density and aggression for ultra-fast guitar shred and sharply chiseled rock and metal riffs. As a result, the instrument can be used in a wide range of musical genres - from metal to fusion. Controls in the form of two volume potentiometers, a tone shutter with Push/Pull function and a three-position pickup switch offer complete control over the sound of the pickups.

Tuning stability and good sustain are guaranteed by the string attachment in the high-quality Gotoh Locking tuning machines and the Evertune F's solid tailpiece, which compensates for string tension during plucking and sharper playing, ensuring the guitar stays in tune. A range of quality used components are complemented by Schaller's safety strap locks.

The guitar comes in a carrying case.

ESP has been manufacturing electric guitars since 1984 and satisfied customers include Kirk Hammet, James Hetfield, Ronnie Wood and Max Cavalera.