H-1001FR
H-1001FR
BLACK NATURAL BURST

Guitars in the LTD 1000 Series are designed to offer the tone, feel, looks and quality that working professional musicians require in an instrument. The H-1001FR offers a mahogany body with a killer burled poplar top in Black Natural Burst finish, with a set-thru three-piece maple neck. It has a pair of high-output, direct-mount Seymour Duncan Sentient (neck) and Pegasus (bridge) passive pickups, splittable by a push-pull control. These pickups offer a wide dynamic range and excellent articulation, along with the aggressive responsiveness you want for today’s music. The H-1001FR also includes a Floyd Rose 1000SE bridge that features stainless steel screws for excellent stability and longterm reliability, as well as Grover tuners.
LTD Deluxe H-1001FR Demo by Jack Fliegler
2020 NAMM Show: H Series Product Spotlight
Hi, I wasn't really into Seymour Duncans always wanted EMGs but when I heard these bad boys, I was like I have to have it. They are so much deeper and bassier then EMGs. So I ordered one last night from a music store in Germany. Oh ya I live on Belgium. It's in a teal color. I can't wait to jam it out.
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I just got this today and I figured I'd post my experience. (Mine is marked INDONESIA)
The guitar packaging was very secure and well done. Right out of the box the neck was straight and the action was just how I like it. The guitar looks really good. The stock pictures and the picture I'll post don't do it justice. The burled poplar gives it so much character, and it's cool to me that no two guitars will look the same.
One concern that I had was the glossy neck. After feeling how smooth it is and playing it, I don't see this being a problem. It feels, surprisingly, really good to me. I also really like the neck shape.
The guitar also sounds really good. This is my first experience with these passive SD pickups, but they sound great. I wish the frets were stainless steel, but who knows, maybe these will hold up just fine.
This is a fantastic instrument. The fine folks at ESP LTD have really outdone themselves.
P.S. Thank you, ESP, for not putting the model number on the 12th fret! The fret markers on this look great and I prefer the markers to be uniform as they are on this model.