ESP LTD SN-1000 Evertune Charcoal Metallic Satin Electric guitar

Name: ESP LTD SN-1000 Evertune Charcoal Metallic Satin Electric guitar
Brand: ESP LTD
SKU: 1006424
Price: 1609.00 GBP
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Brand: ESP LTD

Product code: 1006424 (10009692)

ESP LTD SN-1000 Evertune Charcoal Metallic Satin Electric guitar

Brand: ESP LTD

Product code: 1006424 (10009692)

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ESP LTD SN-1000 Evertune Charcoal Metallic Satin Electric guitar

£1,609

Body: Alder
Top: None
Neck: Roasted Maple
Fretboard: Macassar Ebony
Pickups Configuration: SSH
Bridge/Tremolo: Evertune (F Model)

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ESP LTD SN-1000 Evertune Charcoal Metallic Satin Electric guitar

The SN-1000 EverTune marks the first time ESP offered the innovative EverTune constant tension bridge system in an SN Series guitar, allowing for perfect tuning and intonation in nearly every condition. This classic H/S/S bolt-on guitar looks awesome in Charcoal Metallic Satin finish, with an alder body and roasted maple neck that has a compound radius for maximum speed and comfort. Its Macassar ebony fingerboard includes 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets, mother-of-pearl dot inlays, and is scalloped from frets 17-24. Aesthetic details like a matching-finish headstock give this guitar a premier look. Top-tier components include a black bone nut, Grover tuners, a brushed black pickguard, volume and tone controls, a 5-way pickup selector, and a special mini toggle switch from Japan Snapper models to provide even more tonal options. Pickups on the SN-1000 EverTune are two Seymour Duncan Hot Strat single coils in the neck and middle positions, and a high-output Seymour Duncan Pegasus in the bridge.

Тype: Superstrat

The Superstrat is a type of electric guitar based on the design of the Stratocaster, but modified for a more aggressive style of playing, especially in the hard rock and metal genres. It has a solid body, often with powerful humbucker pickups for a more powerful and distorted sound. Superstrat guitars often have an improved tremolo system (like the Floyd Rose) and a faster neck for technical playing. This type of guitar is designed for the modern guitarist who demands more versatility and performance.

Finish: Satin

The satin finish is popular for its ability to combine the properties of both a glossy and matte finish. This type of finish provides a soft sheen, less intense than gloss but more pronounced than matte. This creates a smooth to touch, lightly reflective surface which gives an elegant and sophisticated appearance. The satin finish is ideal for those looking for a balance between visual appeal and convenience, as it can hide small imperfections and fingerprints better than glossy surfaces.

Body: Alder

Alder is a medium-weight wood that produces a well-balanced tone with a strong mid-range, bright highs and moderate bass. It is known for its warm and full sound, making it a versatile material for a variety of musical styles.

Neck: Roasted Maple

Roasted maple is a wood that has undergone a heat treatment process to increase its hardness, stability and resistance to changes in humidity and temperature. This material provides a clear, well-balanced tone with a fast response time and excellent sustain. Roasted maple also has a darker, caramel tone that gives the guitar an attractive appearance.

Fretboard: Macassar Ebony

Macassar ebony is a hard, dense wood with a distinctive striped pattern in shades of black and brown. It offers a clear, crisp tone with excellent response and sustain. The Macassar ebony fingerboard is valued for its luxurious appearance and durability. This contributes to the precise playability and longevity of the instrument.