MH-1000 EVERTUNE

SEE THRU BLACK

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    MH-1000 EVERTUNE
    $1,299.00
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    As part of the LTD Deluxe Series designed for professional musicians, the LTD MH-1000 EverTune gives you more than you bargained for. It offers set-thru construction, meaning the neck extends deeply into the guitar's body cavity, offering unparalleled access to the upper frets with a smooth heel joint. It has a mahogany body with a flamed maple top in a See Thru Black finish, highlighting the great look of the figured wood grain. It also features a three-piece thin U-shaped maple neck, and an ebony fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets. High-class touches are included, like its multiple white binding and Grover tuners. But the MH-1000 EverTune takes things a step further with the inclusion of active EMG 85 (neck) and EMG 81 (bridge) pickup for tones that range from dark and menacing through screaming and aggressive. Finally, the EverTune constant tension bridge ensures that almost any conditions, your guitar will stay in perfect tune, and have incredibly accurate intonation at every point on the fingerboard.

    EVERTUNE BRIDGE SETUP

    Construction Set-Thru
    Scale 25.5"
    Body Mahogany w/ Maple Cap
    Top Flamed Maple
    Neck 3Pc Maple
    Fingerboard Macassar Ebony
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish SEE THRU BLACK
    Nut Width 42mm
    Nut Type Molded
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ Stainless Steel
    Hardware Color Black
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners Grover
    Bridge Evertune (F model)
    Neck PU EMG 85
    Bridge PU EMG 81
    Electronics Active
    Electronics Layout Volume/Tone/3-Way Switch
    Strings D'Addario XL120 (.009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042)
    Case MH GUITAR FORM FIT CASE
    Case Included N
    Media
    MH-1000 EverTune Demo by Jack Fliegler

    MH-1000 EverTune Demo by Jack Fliegler

    Jeff K.Jeff K.
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    Jack Fliegler of Arizona-based progressive metal band Singularity takes the LTD Deluxe MH-1000 EverTune out for a test drive, and tells you about what makes it cool. This set-thru guitar features the innovative EverTune...
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      Parag N.
      Parag N. wrote

      Please bring back the Floyd rose version of this

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        Arnaud F.
        Arnaud F. wrote

        J'approuve votre commentaire, la version avec Floyd rose aurait été un chef-d'œuvre. 

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          Todd B. ESP
          Todd B. ESP wrote

          HI, thanks for your suggestion.

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            Seb4
            Seb4 wrote

            hi, was wondering if ET was really worth it for a casual player love the fact that it stays in tune but is it easy to setup, restring and all ?

            And does the MH1000 come in black or only in 7 strings ? must admit still looks pretty awesome in see thru black

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              Carl N.
              Carl N. wrote

              The bridge itself isn't too difficult to work with, if you can turn an allen key and read directions you should be able to tune and setup your bridge with no issues, though if you are not comfortable maintaining an instrument with a fixed bridge I would leave this to a tech in your area.  Currently only being offered in the colors shown, here are the other Evertune equipped instruments we offer.

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                Raoul K.
                Raoul K. wrote

                the bridge is great and way smoother to adjust than tune-o-matic or even floyd rose. but this particular axe is f**king heavy. It's not just the bridge. I had the mh350nt before and the body of the mh1000et is quite a bit thicker. I wouldn't want to carry this one around during a show.

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                  Ronald C.
                  Ronald C. wrote

                  I own a Ltd ec 1000 et and the evertune is really easy to setup much easier than a standard bridge and it never goes out of tune , the only time you have to tune it is when you change strings honestly it's amazing

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                    Brandon F.
                    Brandon F. wrote

                    In which country is this MH-1000 made?

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                      Carl N.
                      Carl N. wrote

                      Hey Brandon, these are made in both Korea and Indonesia, hope this helps!

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                        Anders B.
                        Anders B. wrote

                        Hi. Considering this guitar. Allready own a gh600 and its by far my favorite. Think i read somewhere that this comes factory tuned in D. Is that correct?

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                          Carl N.
                          Carl N. wrote

                          Hey Anders, this will be tuned in standard, you can see all of our factory tunings and strings used in our FAQ section.

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                            Jimmy Saviano
                            Jimmy Saviano wrote

                            I just ordered one of these. I've never had a neck joint as easy as this to access high notes, mahogany which I love, and maple that sounds bright and looks great, I cannot wait. Plus....Evertune. Sounds more in tune to me and doesn't go out of tune at all of course. Can't wait to get it. 

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                              Carl N.
                              Carl N. wrote

                              Thanks for your input Jimmy, hope you enjoy it.

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