ESP E-II Horizon NT-II See Thru Black Cherry Sunburst

What we say:

At A Glance

The ESP E-II Horizon NT-II See Thru Black Cherry Sunburst is a pro-grade instrument from the highly respected ESP factory in Tokyo, Japan. If you are looking for a guitar that can go the distance and has the best of specs to fully support your playing then look no further. With a neck-thru construction, a stunning look thanks to the See Thru Black Cherry Sunburst finish and a powerful set of EMG pickups, this is the kind of guitar that will turn heads on stages the world over. Perfectly at home in Metal and Rock genres, it can also extend beyond these sounds to provide professional players with all they need.

Features We Love:

Mahogany and Quilted Maple Body

Featuring a stunning combination of a mahogany body with a quilted maple top, the guitar combines the gnarly growl and lasting sustain that comes with mahogany with the beautiful grain of flamed maple. The top has then been further enhanced by the See Thru Black Cherry Sunburst finish which really brings out the glorious natural look in a very colourful and stylish way.

EMG Pickups

EMG is known as being one of the best around when it comes to getting a big sounding tone with plenty of clarity and articulation. The active EMG 66TW and EMG 57TW pair here are excellent for heavier styles of music but are also able to be tamed for other genres thanks to the split options available via the pull function on the Volume and Tone pots.

Premium Hardware

The guitar has been designed to include the very best hardware, from the Gotoh TOM bridge and locking tuners, to the straplocks and bone nut, it's clear that this guitar has been kitted out to an exceptionally high standard.

Who Is It For?

Shredders and touring musicians will love the reliability and fluent playability that this guitar has to offer. The good looks are certainly an extra bonus!

Highlights:

• Crafted to a very high standard in Tokyo, Japan
• Excellent hardware choices throughout
• Plenty of sustain from the neck-thru construction