E-II ECLIPSE

BLUE NATURAL FADE

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Guitars, ESP E-II Guitars, Eclipse Series Guitars
    E-II ECLIPSE
    $2,599.00
    with case
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    As one of the best-looking, best-sounding, and highest quality single cutaway guitars ever made, the E-II Eclipse is made in Japan at the ESP factory, and designed for serious players who rely on their guitars for professional-caliber stage and studio work. This guitar offers a collection of top-tier components, like a bone nut, ESP strap locks, Gotoh locking tuners, and a Gotoh TOM bridge and tailpiece. Perhaps most impressive is its set of EMG 57TW/66TW set for coil splitting each active pickup with individual push-pull controls on both volume knobs. Built with set-thru construction on a mahogany body and mahogany neck, the latest version of the E-II Eclipse is available in three styles: a Burled maple top in Blue Natural Fade finish; a flamed maple top in Black Natural Burst; and a maple-capped Snow White Satin finish. All E-II Eclipse models offer high-end design features like multi-binding on the body, neck, and matching headstock, and include an ESP hardshell case.

    Construction Set-Thru
    Scale 24.75"
    Body Mahogany
    Top Burled Maple
    Neck Mahogany
    Fingerboard Ebony
    Fingerboard Radius 305mm
    Finish Blue Natural Fade
    Nut Width 42mm
    Nut Type Bone
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 22 XJ
    Hardware Color Black Nickel
    Strap Button ESP Strap Lock
    Tuners Gotoh Locking
    Bridge Gotoh TOM & Tailpiece
    Neck PU EMG 66TW *(Pull Volume to split)
    Bridge PU EMG 57TW *(Pull Volume to split)
    Electronics Active
    Electronics Layout Volume(Push/Pull)/Volume(Push/Pull)/Tone/Toggle Switch
    Strings Elixir Nanoweb Light (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046)
    Case
    Case Included Y
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    John J.
    John J. wrote

    Guitar is virtually perfect, regarding craftsmanship. The deeper body carve and saturation of the gradient showcase how skilled their craftsmen are. My guitar came with no paint or fit or finish flaws, really astounding. Very little fill surrounding Fretboard inlays,  easily on par with costlier options. Matching headstock laminate and inlays are seamless. Now I just gotta try hard not to scratch it! 

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      Marc F.
      Marc F. wrote

      I sold my gibson lespaul classic modern and buy this guitar. Wow!!!!!!!! amazing, No default best ever guitar i had, the sound the construction are perfect. Beautiful guitar and i will buy another one soon.

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        Ben T.
        Ben T. wrote

        I just bought this guitar and it sounds and plays awesome. Great metal and bluesy tones. The finish is beautiful and makes me smile every time I look at it. The thinner body makes it very light as well. It sounds just as good as a full body single cut.

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          Styrioci
          Styrioci wrote

          I love mine, great sounds, killer axe after some minor setup adjustment, like the pickups a lot. I got one with beautiful veneer on top

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            Marek B.
            Marek B. wrote

            pics attached properly, I love the finish and most importantly it sounds and plays as good as it looks!

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              Stefan S.
              Stefan S. wrote

              That looks absolutely stunning! Does this one have the satin finish on the back of the neck ?

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                Marek B.
                Marek B. wrote

                no, it's gloss, but not sticky. it's comfy, I really like it.

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                  Adam S.
                  Adam S. wrote

                  When are we going to get a viper like this?

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