H-1007

SEE THRU BLACK

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Guitars, LTD Guitars, H Series Guitars
    H-1007
    $1,099.00
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    Guitars in the LTD 1000 Series are designed to offer the tone, feel, looks, and quality that working professional musicians need in an instrument. The H-1007FM is a seven-string guitar that offers high-end playability along with the extended range of an additional string to broaden your tonal horizons. It also includes high-end components like LTD locking tuners and a Hipshot bridge with string-thru-body design, as well as Seymour Duncan pickups that are direct-mounted. Its mahogany body and flamed maple top are accented with body/neck/headstock binding, as well as a set-thru three-piece maple neck, and a Macassar ebony fingerboard with 24 XJ frets. Excellent for metal, rock, progressive, blues, fusion, or any kind of music where you want to stand out from the crowd. Available in See Thru Black finish.

    Construction Set-Thru
    Scale 25.5"
    Body Mahogany
    Top Flamed Maple
    Neck 3Pc Maple
    Fingerboard Macassar Ebony
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish SEE THRU BLACK
    Nut Width 48mm
    Nut Type Molded
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ
    Hardware Color Black
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners LTD Locking
    Bridge Hipshot w/ String Thru
    Neck PU Seymour Duncan Sentient
    Bridge PU Seymour Duncan Pegasus
    Electronics Passive
    Electronics Layout Volume/Tone(Push/Pull)/3-Way Switch
    Strings D'Addario XL110-7 (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046/.059)
    Case MH GUITAR FORM FIT CASE
    Case Included N
    Media
    LTD H-1007 Demo by Vahan Aslanyan

    LTD H-1007 Demo by Vahan Aslanyan

    Jeff K.Jeff K.
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    ESP artist Vahan Aslanyan, guitarist for Los Angeles-based rock band Chasing Desolation, does a playthrough and then talks about the features of the updated LTD Deluxe H-1007,  a seven-string guitar with features that...
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      Lonnie S.
      Lonnie S. wrote

      Quick question: I currently own an Ltd SC607b in purple satin with 2 fishmans, will this guitar have a similar neck profile? I am wanting a 2 humbucker 7 string, but with a normally placed neck pickup and wondering about this one.

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        Todd B. ESP
        Todd B. ESP wrote

        Hi Lonnie, yes the necks have the same profile and specs so they should be very similar.

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          Lonnie S.
          Lonnie S. wrote

          Thanks for the info. Love my SC607b’s neck and body, just wish the middle pickup was a true neck pickup. I have been playing passive Seymour Duncan’s since the 80s and this was my first experience with actives. Love the bridge pickup, just want that true neck pickup sound.

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            Daniel P.
            Daniel P. wrote

            I bought this guitar 7 years ago and it came with EMG 81/85. Is this model no longer available?

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              Carl N.
              Carl N. wrote

              Models get updated periodically, be sure to check our product archive for information on older model instruments.

              https://www.espguitars.com/pages/product-archive

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                Adam B.
                Adam B. wrote

                Hi i have just purchased this guitar and its arriving tomorrow! But i want to change the factory spec strings from 10/13/17/26/36/46/59 and i want to go to 11/14/18/32/48/52/62, will i get away with this without having to file the nut at all? Can it cope with this guage of string?

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                  Carl N.
                  Carl N. wrote

                  Anytime you change string gauges or tuning it is best to setup the instrument to those specs, which would include working on the nut if different gauge strings are used.

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                    eduard e.
                    eduard e. wrote

                     Some Bare Knuckle Aftermath in it.

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                      Carl N.
                      Carl N. wrote

                      Looking good!

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                        Samuel H.
                        Samuel H. wrote

                        https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2858723387524739/ 

                        Is this not what he claims it to be?

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                          Carl N.
                          Carl N. wrote

                          Looks like one to me, though if you need assistance regarding model identification you can reach out to our service department at customerservice@espguitars.com

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                            eduard e.
                            eduard e. wrote

                            the guitar is real. the picture has a lot of photoshop like sharpness 100, darkeness and grain. 

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                              Carl N.
                              Carl N. wrote

                              Nice comment!

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