TE-1000 EVERTUNE KOA

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    TE-1000 EVERTUNE KOA
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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.
    LTD Deluxe guitars are designed to offer the tone, feel, looks, and quality that working professional musicians require in an instrument, while remaining affordable enough for serious players. The TE-1000 EverTune Koa looks fantastic with its mahogany body topped with Hawaiian koa in a Natural Gloss finish. Its EverTune constant tension bridge ensures that under almost any conditions, your guitar will stay in perfect tune, and have incredibly accurate intonation at every point on the fingerboard. This guitar offers set-thru construction at 25.5” scale, with a three-piece maple neck with Macassar ebony fingerboard and 24 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets. The TE-1000 EverTune Koa has excellent sonic variety with its set of EMG 66TW (neck, splittable by push-pull control) and EMG 57 (bridge) active pickups.
    Construction Set-Thru
    Scale 25.5"
    Body Mahogany
    Top Hawaiian Koa
    Neck 3Pc Maple
    Fingerboard Macassar Ebony
    Fingerboard Radius 350mm
    Finish Natural Gloss
    Nut Width 42mm
    Nut Type Molded
    Neck Contour Thin U
    Frets/Type 24 XJ Stainless Steel
    Hardware Color Black
    Strap Button Standard
    Tuners LTD Locking
    Bridge EverTune (F model)
    Neck PU EMG 66TW
    Bridge PU EMG 57
    Electronics Active
    Electronics Layout Volume/Tone(Push/Pull)/3-way Switch
    Strings D'Addario XL120 (.009/.011/.016/.024/.032/.042)
    Case
    Case Included N
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    Eric M.
    Eric M. wrote

    Yes, please.  I think this checks all the boxes for me.

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      Todd B. ESP
      Todd B. ESP wrote

      Hi, glad to hear that!

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        Juan A.
        Juan A. wrote

        So beautiful!!!

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          Juan A.
          Juan A. wrote

          But would be better with 22 frets ahahah never satisfied

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            Todd B. ESP
            Todd B. ESP wrote

            Glad you like it! Thanks for your comment and suggestion.

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              John H.
              John H. wrote

              Are any of these available in 7 string? 

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                Todd B. ESP
                Todd B. ESP wrote

                Hi John, Sorry these models are not available in 7 string at this time. The closest thing would be our E-II models: https://www.espguitars.com/products?categories=te-series-guitars and our LTD Stef models: https://www.espguitars.com/products?categories=stephen-carpenter

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                  Stephen S.
                  Stephen S. wrote

                  Hey folks. Would you like some extra frets you can't reach? 

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                    Albert C.
                    Albert C. wrote

                    It looks fantastic. It also has 24 stainless steel frets. It's almost what I have been looking to find, except for the active pickups. That is a deal breaker for me. Why can we not have the option of choice of pickup in the guitars? Why would they put active pickups in a guitar with a natural finish as if it were a guitar for metal? I love metal, but this guitar inspires me to play classic rock, not metal. Also, why can't we have the choice of a fixed bridge or tremolo? I haven't tried the EverTune bridge, but the choice to get a Hipshot would be nice. Some may prefer to get a tremolo, which I wouldn't want but others might.

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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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                        Stephen H.
                        Stephen H. wrote

                        Albert C. I am with you all the way with your critique.I am a passive pickup guy.Also, not having a whammy bar is disappointing.

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                          DaveL
                          DaveL wrote

                          Have you ever tried the 57/66 set? They are very different from the 81/85 set most people are used to. They are easily among the best and most versatile pickups I have ever used, for any style of music, and pair well with every amp I own. They have great dynamics, a fairly balanced EQ, and respond extremely well to rolling the volume back too.

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                            Jim Kirik
                            Jim Kirik wrote

                            This just in, metal guitarists aren't allowed to play guitars that look pretty

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