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 529,-
 529,-
 ESP LTD KH202 Kirk Hammett… Kirk Hammett has been an "ESP guy" for as long as anyone can remember and there' a wide range of Signature models to prove it. This ultra-affordable version is built with a Basswood body that holds a loud set of EMG-ESP LH301 humbuckers. Its Maple neck has a Rosewood fingerboard with Skull & Bones inlays, and easy-playing, extra jumbo frets. The Floyd Rose licensed tremolo is double locking and all hardware is Black.
 1149,-
 1149,-
 ESP LTD EC CZII Clockwork Z… The ESP LTD EC-CZ Electric Guitar features a Set-Neck Body Construction, a Mahogany Body and Mahogany Neck with a Rosewood Fretboard. British Born Dark Artist Sam Shearon A.K.A "Mister Sam" has brought another groundbreaking, yet macabre new Graphic series called "Clockwork Zombie" to the LTD Family. A graduate from Leeds of London, "Mister Sam" specializes in imagery of "Dark Art".
 398,-
 398,-
 ESP LTD WA200 Dark Green Ca… When you're ready to rock, ESP LTD WA-200 guitar delivers loud, edgy tone. The basswood body's clean, traditional lines scream power and style. Let your fingers fly over the WA's blazing fast, 22 extra-jumbo frets on a rosewood fretboard and thin U-shaped maple neck. A Tune-o-matic bridge with a stop tailpiece not only keeps you well intonated, but provides sweet sustain. This ESP LTD is loaded with 2 ESP LH150 humbuckers with a 3-way toggle pickup selector. These pickups provide all the punching chord and soaring solo tone options you can imagine. The guitar's gloss finish and chrome hardware are stage light ready.
 649,-
 649,-
 ESP LTD EC401VF Faded Cherr… The ESP LTD EC-401VF Electric Guitar has a set mahogany neck on a single-cutaway body with a mahogany back and a beautiful flamed maple top. The thin U-shaped neck contour and 22 extra jumbo frets on the 14" radius fretboard make the LTD EC-401VF an extremely playable instrument. Loaded with Seymour Duncan JB (bridge position) and '59 (neck position) pickups, this electric guitar has a full range of tones from vintage smooth to rough and ready. Includes an Earvana compensated nut for improved intonation, ESP-style pearl inlays, and chrome hardware.
 899,-
 899,-
 ESP LTD EC1000FM Deluxe Amb… Think you'll never own a finely-tuned shred machine? Think again. The ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe is a lean, mean, speed machine, with the tone and feel of a custom-shop thrasher, but at a price that will have you rubbing your eyes in disbelief. For the simple strumming and quaint melodic lines of old-time Rock N' Roll, the basic guitar designs of yesteryear are good enough, but if you want to shred with speed and accuracy, you'd better make sure your axe is up to the challenge. You'd better be sure it won't go out of tune easily, has screaming tone, and plays faster than a speed demon on ice skates. The ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe meets all those criteria. . . and looks darn good doing it.
 379,-
 379,-
 ESP LTD EC200QM See Thu Blue Now, a set neck, quilt top ESP guitar is more affordable than ever. That's right - ESP is now delivering a set-neck guitar at this low price! This thing is built like a classic single-cutaway instrument, complete with a 24-3/4 in. scale length and a Tune-o-matic bridge with a stop tailpiece. But this one is supercharged with ESP LH-301 humbuckers with Push-Pull Coil taps and that incredible quilted maple top. Other features include black hardware, an agathis body, a 3-piece mahogany neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard (XJ frets), and neck/headstock binding.
 899,-
 899,-
 ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe Black Think you'll never own a finely-tuned shred machine? Think again. The ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe is a lean, mean, speed machine, with the tone and feel of a custom-shop thrasher, but at a price that will have you rubbing your eyes in disbelief. For the simple strumming and quaint melodic lines of old-time Rock N' Roll, the basic guitar designs of yesteryear are good enough, but if you want to shred with speed and accuracy, you'd better make sure your axe is up to the challenge. You'd better be sure it won't go out of tune easily, has screaming tone, and plays faster than a speed demon on ice skates. The ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe meets all those criteria. . . and looks darn good doing it.
 779,-
 779,-
 ESP LTD EX401FM The ESP LTD EX401FM Electric Guitar offers fierce looks with a very hot tone. With a mahogany body, flamed top, black nickel hardware, and that signature EX body shape, the EX401FM is a unique looking guitar with loads of attitude. Two EMG 81 active humbuckers produce massive amounts of tone which works very well with high distortion, maintaining clarity and while never sounding flabby or muddy.
 749,-
 749,-
 ESP LTD EC401FM Reindeer Bl… The ESP LTD EC-401FM Electric Guitar features features a Set-Neck Body Construction, a Mahogany Body with a Flamed Maple Top and Mahogany Neck with a Rosewood Fretboard. The ESP LTD EC 401FM also comes with Black Nickel Hardware, Grover Tuners, a TOM Bride & Tail aswell as EMG 81 & 60 Pickups.
 749,-
 749,-
 ESP LTD EC401FM See Thru Bl… The ESP LTD EC-401FM Electric Guitar features features a Set-Neck Body Construction, a Mahogany Body with a Flamed Maple Top and Mahogany Neck with a Rosewood Fretboard. The ESP LTD EC 401FM also comes with Black Nickel Hardware, Grover Tuners, a TOM Bride & Tail aswell as EMG 81 & 60 Pickups.
 679,-
 679,-
 ESP LTD EC401 Vintage Black The ESP LTD EC-401 Electric Guitar is a rocking electric, with a set neck and powerful, active EMG pickups. The ESP EC-401 Guitar is a professional, hard-rocking, solid body electric guitar. The ESP Ltd EC-401 is loaded with an EMG 81 pickup in the bridge position and an EMG 60 pickup for the neck, the ultimate active pickup combination for rock tones. The easy play, bound 3 piece mahogany set neck with rosewood fretboard on a bound mahogany body provides excellent resonance and sustain. The ESP Ltd EC401 has a 24.75 inch scale for easy note bending and the upper frets are easily reached with the cutaway design. The fingerboard has eyecatching flag inlays whilst Grover tuners and an Earvana Compensated Nut ensure reliable tuning across the note range. All in all, an affordable professional single cut guitar with highly versatile, powerful EMG active tones, reliable hardware and tidy, attractive looks.
 649,-
 649,-
 ESP LTD EC401VF See Thru Bl… The ESP LTD EC-401VF Electric Guitar has a set mahogany neck on a single-cutaway body with a mahogany back and a beautiful flamed maple top. The thin U-shaped neck contour and 22 extra jumbo frets on the 14" radius fretboard make the LTD EC-401VF an extremely playable instrument. Loaded with Seymour Duncan JB (bridge position) and '59 (neck position) pickups, this electric guitar has a full range of tones from vintage smooth to rough and ready. Includes an Earvana compensated nut for improved intonation, ESP-style pearl inlays, and chrome hardware.
 249,-
 249,-
 ESP LTD B50FM Dark Brown Su… Finally, LTD's very popular B Series now includes this new FM model. This affordable bass model takes our B-50 and adds a flamed maple top for a great look. It is available in three finishes: See Thru Red Sunburst, See Thru Blue Sunburst, and Dark Brown Sunburst.
 219,-
 219,-
 ESP LTD Viper 50 Black The ESP Viper-50 Electric Guitar is all about playability. The dual ESP LH-100 pickups buck 60-cycle hum, making them much quieter than single-coil pickups and more powerful. The 24-3/4" scale is slightly shorter than many electric guitars, making for less string tension and easier play. Agathis body and maple neck with rosewood fretboard promise superb stability and long life.The hands-down choice for a first electric guitar.
 929,-
 929,-
 ESP LTD MH1000FR See Thru B… A carved maple top and EMG pickups give you beauty in looks and tone. The ESP LTD Deluxe MH-1000FR electric guitar features a set-thru 3-piece maple neck, mahogany body with gorgeous carved maple top, and a rosewood fretboard. The thin, U-shaped neck with 24 extra jumbo frets provides comfort and speed. An EMG-81 humbucker at the bridge and an 85 at the neck provide plenty of power and note definition. Grover tuners and an FR locking nut keep you tuned and intoned, so you'll sound your best. Volume, tone and a 3-way toggle give you options with simplicity. Genuine Floyd Rose bridge let you dive bomb the night away. Black hardware, offset abalone block inlays and white with abalone purfling finish off a great look.
 449,-
 449,-
 ESP LTD Viper 200FM See Thr… LTD Viper 200 FM STBC E-Gitarre, Body: Agathis with flamed maple top, Set neck Neck/Fretboard: 3-piece. mahogany/rosewood
 949,-
 949,-
 ESP LTD EC1000QM Deluxe See… Think you'll never own a finely-tuned shred machine? Think again. The ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe is a lean, mean, speed machine, with the tone and feel of a custom-shop thrasher, but at a price that will have you rubbing your eyes in disbelief. For the simple strumming and quaint melodic lines of old-time Rock N' Roll, the basic guitar designs of yesteryear are good enough, but if you want to shred with speed and accuracy, you'd better make sure your axe is up to the challenge. You'd better be sure it won't go out of tune easily, has screaming tone, and plays faster than a speed demon on ice skates. The ESP LTD EC1000 Deluxe meets all those criteria. . . and looks darn good doing it.
 219,-
 219,-
 ESP LTD Viper 50 Black Cher… The ESP Viper-50 Electric Guitar is all about playability. The dual ESP LH-100 pickups buck 60-cycle hum, making them much quieter than single-coil pickups and more powerful. The 24-3/4" scale is slightly shorter than many electric guitars, making for less string tension and easier play. Agathis body and maple neck with rosewood fretboard promise superb stability and long life.The hands-down choice for a first electric guitar.
 279,-
 279,-
 ESP LTD Viper 100FM See Thr… The snap of hard woods with the thick crunch and rich wail of humbuckers. The gorgeous flamed maple top on a basswood body provides edge and substance to the thick, gritty tone of the ESP LTD Viper-100FM Electric Guitar. 2 ESP LH-150 humbuckers. Black nickel hardware gives it a dark, sultry look while 24 jumbo frets on a thin U neck contour pave the way for fleet-fingered riffing.
 799,-
 799,-
 ESP LTD Viper 1000FM See Th… The ESP LTD Deluxe Viper 1000 Electric Guitar is a solid rocker with impeccable credentials: set neck, mahogany body, 3-piece mahogany neck, a set of EMG-81 humbuckers, a TonePros locking bridge, and XJ frets. The ESP LTD Deluxe Viper is also done up to the max, with a flamed maple top, full neck and headstock binding (white with abalone), and abalone flag inlays and model name at the 12th fret.
 399,-
 399,-
 ESP LTD Phoenix 200 Black In 2009, we introduced the ESP Phoenix-II guitars and basses, and everyone thought they were beyond awesome. But not everyone can get an ESP, so we’re happy to now offer the hot Phoenix models under the LTD brand! The Phoenix-1000 (BLK) and Phoenix-1000 (SW) are now available in the LTD Deluxe line, and the ultra-affordable Phoenix-200 (BLK) is in the LTD Standard line. The Phoenix-1000 guitars offer a neckthru-body construction with a 25.5" scale. These guitars have a mahogany body, maple neck, and ebony fingerboard with 22 XJ frets and 42mm Earvana compensated nut. The chrome hardware includes ESP locking tuners and Tonepros locking TOM bridge and tailpiece, along with Seymour Duncan JB (bridge) and ‘59 (neck) pickups. Finishes on the models are Black and Snow White. The Phoenix-200 is a similar guitar but with a black-finished basswood body, and ESP hardware and pickups.
 999,-
 999,-
 ESP LTD Phoenix 1000 Black In 2009, we introduced the ESP Phoenix-II guitars and basses, and everyone thought they were beyond awesome. But not everyone can get an ESP, so we’re happy to now offer the hot Phoenix models under the LTD brand! The Phoenix-1000 (BLK) and Phoenix-1000 (SW) are now available in the LTD Deluxe line, and the ultra-affordable Phoenix-200 (BLK) is in the LTD Standard line. The Phoenix-1000 guitars offer a neckthru-body construction with a 25.5" scale. These guitars have a mahogany body, maple neck, and ebony fingerboard with 22 XJ frets and 42mm Earvana compensated nut. The chrome hardware includes ESP locking tuners and Tonepros locking TOM bridge and tailpiece, along with Seymour Duncan JB (bridge) and ‘59 (neck) pickups. Finishes on the models are Black and Snow White. The Phoenix-200 is a similar guitar but with a black-finished basswood body, and ESP hardware and pickups.
 279,-
 279,-
 ESP LTD KH Junior Kirk Hamm… The ESP KH Junior is a 3/4 scale version of the KH202 with a tune-o-matic bridge and string-thru body. The maple neck has 22XJ frets and sports the same skull & bones inlays as the KH202. The basswood body is loaded with EMG-ESP LH300 pickups and has Volume and tone controls with a 3-way toggle switch. Killer look and sound.
 1149,-
 1149,-
 ESP LTD DJ600V Dan Jacobs S… ESP LTD DJ600V E-Guitar, Dan Jacobs Signature, V-Style, Mahogany Body, SET-THRU CONSTRUCTION, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fretboard, 22 Frets, Bat Inlays, je 1x EMG 81 and EMG 85 Pickups, 3 wayToggle Switch, EMG Afterburner, Original Floyd Rose Tremolo, Black Hardware, Color Custom Graphic Guitars, Basses, Amps / Electric Guitars
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