ESP Original Series Snapper-7-AL/R Black

What does ESP consider to be the standard? One answer to that question is the SNAPPER.
The traditional style has been evolved to match modern styles, resulting in a timeless and sophisticated design. The high-
quality alder body is set with a hard rock maple neck. The bridge is a Flicker III-7, which features smooth arm movements, and the pickups are Seymour Duncan single coil SSL-5-7 and humbucker SH-14-7.

Adopting a CT system

By giving the head a slight angle, the tension from the nut to the pegs is made even, and when combined with locking pegs, tuning errors can be kept to a minimum.

Flicker III 7-string version

The Flicker III is a hinged tremolo unit developed by ESP. The 7-string version has a redesigned plate size and is slightly extended toward the body end to allow stress-free octave tuning.

T-5 Ultimate Access

The body joint is smoothly machined to improve playability at the higher frets. The T-5 neck set plate is made of titanium to match the shape. By increasing the number of fixing points from the conventional four to five, the sound is tighter.

Equipped with a mix variation switch

Newly equipped with a mix variation switch. This switch changes the pickups selected in the mixed position from "neck + center" to "neck + center + bridge" and from "center + bridge" to "neck + bridge."

The master tone uses a pot with a switch

The master tone uses a pot with a switch, and capacitors of different values, 0.047μF and 0.01μF, are implemented. By pushing the knob, you can switch with one touch, and when you push it up, 0.01μF is selected and it functions as a mild tone.