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7-String Baritone Electric Guitar

  • Body: Swamp ash
  • Top: Swamp ash
  • Bolt-on 5-piece neck: Maple/Walnut/Paduk
  • Fingerboard: Macassar ebony
  • Neck profile: Thin U
  • Fingerboard radius: 400 mm
  • Scale: 686 mm (27")
  • Frets: 24 XJ stainless steel
  • Nut width: 48 mm
  • Pickup: Dimarzio D-Activator 7 (bridge)
  • Volume control with push/pull function
  • Tailpiece/bridge: Evertune F model with gold saddles
  • Machine heads: LTD locking
  • Black hardware
  • Strings: D'Addario XL120-7
  • Colour: Black Open Grain Satin
  • Available since March 2025
  • Item number 608688
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Colour Black
  • Body Ash
  • Top Ash
  • Neck Maple, Carbon, Padauk, Walnut
  • Fretboard Ebony
  • Frets 24
  • Scale 686 mm
  • Pickup System H
  • Tremolo No
  • Incl. Case Yes
  • Incl. Gigbag No
  • Artist Alex Wade
  • Style J-Style
  • Pickups H
9.444 AED 2.259,66 €
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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GramB 28.05.2025
An absolutely incredible example of the high end guitars that ESP can create. The whole guitar feels and sounds beautiful. I'm absolutely blown away by the quality of this piece.
This is also my first experience with an Evertune bridge and the technology behind it is nothing short of incredible, there's no sign of these strings going out of tune during their life cycle. Overall I am incredibly happy with my purchase.
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