Michael S.

The 7-string of my dreams!

Steven M.

I just purchased this beauty last week through sweetwater. Very excited as this is my first guitar from the company and I heard nothing but great reviews from you guys. However, Sweetwater said they will likely receive the guitar in a couple months. Is there a way you can follow up on my order?  Thank you soo much.

Todd B. ESP

Hi Steven, That's very cool...congratulations on your purchase! Thanks for giving us a chance and we really hope you will love your new guitar! Please continue to contact your sales person at Sweetwater. They can help you and should be the primary contact.  They will also be in contact with our internal sales team here should they need any updates for you.

YE 京帥 王

The aggressiveness of this guitar equals to rhino in beast form, Devastator in Transformers form!!!

Therefore I say this guitar produces the heaviest riff sound in the entire E-II 7 string series!!!

Carl N.

thanks for letting us know!

Erik S.

I purchased this beast a few months ago and have been loving it ever since, anyone thinking of getting this I HIGHLY recommend it! Couldn’t be happier having this in my arsenal

Carl N.

glad you've been enjoying it, thanks for sharing

Dev W.

It's high time for Stainless Steel Frets to be standard in the E-II Line.

My MH-417 has served me very well for over 8 years and I'm the market for my next 7 string.  It's a shame ESP doesn't offer stainless steel frets in their production line, thus giving the edge to their competitors.

Carl N.

We are working to make this offering more common though this takes some time. I should also say that it is a misconception that stainless frets are actually better than standard nickel silver frets.  While some players can benefit from the longevity gained by using stainless steel frets, the particular tone they produce can be seen as dissonant to some players.

Thierry  W.

I can only agree with Carl: I like the feel and longevity of the SS frets i have on one of my guitars, but I dislike the tone.