Description

ESP SNAPPER-CTM/M Buckeye Burl New Electric Guitar

Condition: New

The bridge is a Flicker III, characterized by its smooth arm action, and the pickups are a Seymour Duncan STK-S7 stem type and a TB-16 humbucker. Buckeye is a species of horse chestnut (known in Japan as a related species, the horse chestnut) native to California and other regions, and the burl refers to the root knot. This burl exhibits a highly complex grain, but it is extremely brittle and difficult to process, requiring advanced processing techniques to achieve a beautiful finish. Due to the nature of wood, cracks and chips are inevitable, so large, noticeable areas are filled with synthetic resin to create a hybrid wood finish.
BODY : (Top)Buckeye Burl, (Back)Swamp Ash (Total Thickness 45mm)
NECK : Hard Maple (CT System Head)
FINGERBOARD : Maple
RADIUS : Compound(240-305R)
SCALE : 648mm
NUT : Unbleached Bone(42mm)
FRET : JESCAR FW55090-NS, 22frets
TUNER : GOTOH SG360-07 MG-T
BRIDGE : ESP FLICKER-III w/Tremolo Tone Spring Type2 x5
PICKUPS : (Neck)Seymour Duncan STK-S7, (Middle)Seymour Duncan STK-S7, (Bridge)Seymour Duncan TB-16
CONTROLS : Master Volume, Master Tone (CAP. Select SW), 5-Way Lever PU Selector, Mix Variation Switch *If repair is required due to damage, etc., additional parts and labor charges will be incurred.

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