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Nick K.
Nick K. wrote

Can you guys please stop using nickel frets?  Stainless frets have been out for how long now?  Parker used them since the early 90s.  If people spend almost two grand on a guitar they shouldn’t have to worry about it needing a level / crown or re-fret (costing even more!) in just a few years.  SS frets last a heck of a lot longer.  Do you even offer SS frets on the USA models?

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    Todd B. ESP
    Todd B. ESP wrote

    HI Nick, Your points are well noted. Thank you for sharing them here. Yes we do offer SS frets on the ESP USA line, in fact they are all built 100% now with SS frets. Although we have not incorporated SS frets into our other models yet, it's quite likely that we will in the future. Thanks for bringing this up.

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      Silvio P.
      Silvio P. wrote

      Can you explain what the Push pull does in this case? splits both pickups in single coil mode or just one? Also, what do the 3 push/pull pots do for the Fade blue model? thanks!

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        Todd B. ESP
        Todd B. ESP wrote

        Hi Silvio, For the Eclipse Evertune model, the push pull is on the tone control. When you pull it into the up position it will split both the neck and bridge pickups at the same time. For the Eclipse in Blue Natural Fade, that model has the new EMG 57/66-TW (Twin) pickups which are made by EMG to be splittable. For those, each pickup requires a separate switch, so there is a volume for each pickup and on that volume control, when you pull into the up position it will split only that pickup. So you have individual volume controls as well as pickup splitting with those 2 volumes (First volume = bridge / 2nd volume = neck). NOTE: There are only 2 push pull pots on the Blue Natural Fade model. Hope this info helps.

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          Mark B.
          Mark B. wrote

          Is this available left-handed?

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            Todd B. ESP
            Todd B. ESP wrote

            Hi Mark, Sorry this model is not currently available in left handed.

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              Jason M.
              Jason M. wrote

              Cool guitar, can it be bought direct from ESP? And is it in stock?

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                Todd B. ESP
                Todd B. ESP wrote

                Hi Jason, Thanks. Yes it can be bought direct from ESP but we fill our dealer backorders first, so depending on the stock situation you may want to try one of our dealers. It would be best to contact our sales department directly by phone.

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                  Jason D.
                  Jason D. wrote

                  I would totally buy one of these if it came with a Black Winter set instead of the Sentient/Pegasus set.

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