The ESP Guitar Company

Hey, are the frets made of stainless steel?

any chance these will ever come back in stock? or with an evertune bridge?

I just purchased one of these, took it to guitar center to get the full set up and the guy told me he couldn't do it because the scales not big enough and told me that I need to get a Baritone for what I'm trying to do....?

This is the set up I'm trying to get going from low to high:

D# .82

G# .57

D# .43

G# .31

C# .22

 F  .17

A# .12

Can anyone for the love of god help me out with this predicament or point me towards some resolution/solution...? ‍♂️

Hi, I'm very interested in buying an ESP guitar, my only problem is the choice (ESP really got a great range of products, keep up the good work guys), I've had many guitars over the years but I've never had an ESP. I've tried a couple, a friend's LTD and ESP and a couple more in shops, but I've never owned one.
I now own a Jackson Dave Davidson signature warrior that I LOOOOVE, so I thought, let's go for something different: shape, body material, pickups, neck, fret-board... anything that would make a great guitar only different from the one that I already got.
So here is my question to you guys, which one of these puppies should i get to play metal, that would greatly complement the guitar that i already have?
Mind you these are the models I could find in my local shops caus there's no way i would buy a guitar THAT expensive without seeing and touching it first.

- E-II M-II NT BLACK TURQUOISE BURST
- E-II HORIZON FR-7 BLACK TURQUOISE BURST
- E-II T-B7 BARITONE BLACK SATIN
- E-II T-E7 Black Satin (old model without the pickguard, is there any difference between these two last ones except for the pickguard BTW?))

These 4 are soooo great and interesting yet so different, I really can't decide... I have checked many websites, reviews and comments... i would really appreciate some comments and ideas from actual owners of these little beasts.

You guys should make this in a 6 string config