MK-600

BLACK SATIN

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Guitars, Signature Series Guitars, Mille Petrozza
    MK-600
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    NOTE: Due to ongoing challenges in the global supply chain, instruments purchased from ShopESP that are not currently in stock may take an extended time frame to be delivered.

    Updated for 2018 with a menacing new Black Satin finish, the LTD MK-600 was created from a design by Mille Petrozza of the influential German thrash metal band Kreator. Its body shape is a modified version of the ESP Arrow that we call a “Double Arrow”, resulting in a streamlined, beveled look that’s perfect for all heavy music styles. The MK-600 features a neck-thru-body design at 24.75” scale, and a mahogany body with three-piece maple neck and 24-fret macassar ebony fingerboard. It includes a Floyd Rose 1000 bridge, Grover tuners, and the innovative Fishman Fluence® Modern Humbucker active pickups which include a voice selection mini switch (down for “Modern Active” tone, or up for “Modern Passive Attack”). This model utilizes a standard 9V battery.

    Construction Neck-Thru
    Scale 24.75"
    Body Mahogany
    Neck 3Pc Maple
    Fingerboard Pau Ferro
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish Black Satin
    Nut Width 42mm
    Nut Type Locking
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ
    Hardware Color Black
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners Grover
    Bridge Floyd Rose 1000
    Neck PU Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Alnico
    Bridge PU Fishman Fluence Modern Humbucker Ceramic
    Electronics Active
    Electronics Layout Volume/Toggle Switch/Mini Switch
    Strings D'Addario XL120 (.009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042)
    Case
    Case Included Y
    Controls
    Controls Mk600
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    dan b.
    dan b. wrote

    Will i be able to special order this with 7 strings?

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      Todd B. ESP
      Todd B. ESP wrote

      Hi, sorry we cannot take special orders for regular production models. They are available only in the configurations that you see listed.

      If you have any more questions, please contact ESP Customer Service at customerservice@espguitars.com

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        Rahtchee
        Rahtchee wrote

        Hi, where is this guitar made in?

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          Carl N.
          Carl N. wrote

          if you have any questions you may reach out to our customer service team at customerservice@espguitars.com or https://www.espguitars.com/pages/support   

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            Jason P.
            Jason P. wrote

            This guitar is a long boi and i love it

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              Carl N.
              Carl N. wrote

              long boi is best boi

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                Bob
                Bob wrote

                It took me a hell off a time finding the ESP Bass Wedge Gigbag in Europe... but now that i have it it fits like a glove. Thx for the advice.

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                  Carl N.
                  Carl N. wrote

                  glad you found it

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                    Robert H.
                    Robert H. wrote

                    Heya. I bought this guitar recently from a reputable seller on Ebay. Opened the box, and there are pearl dot inlays. I saw, somewhere, another guy had the same issue. Any idea why there would be inlays? All pictures I've seen don't have them.

                    If I purchase from ESP will it be the guitar pictured, or dots?

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                      Carl N.
                      Carl N. wrote

                      The current specification will be dot inlays, though some of the previously produced instruments will not have inlays.  

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