2025 ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Signature 7-String Baritone Black Fishman Fluence w/ OHSC

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For Sale: 2025 ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Signature 7-String Baritone – Black | Fishman Fluence | OHSC Up for sale is a 2025 ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Signature 7-String Baritone in Black, complete with its original hard-shell case. Designed in collaboration with Stephen Carpenter of Deftones, the SCT-607B combines a classic T-style silhouette with a thoroughly modern extended-range platform. It features a 27" baritone scale, neck-thru construction, 24 extra-jumbo frets, Macassar ebony fingerboard, and Fishman Fluence Stephen Carpenter SRC Signature pickups. The gloss Black finish and matching black hardware give it a clean, understated appearance that lets the unusual 7-string T-style design speak for itself. Condition Excellent – 9/10 This guitar is in excellent overall condition and shows only light scratches and a few small dings from normal handling and use. Overall, it presents beautifully and has been very well cared for. Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of condition. Specifications Model: ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Signature Year: 2025 Configuration: 7-String Baritone Serial Number: W25041521 Finish: Black Construction: Neck-Thru Body: Alder Neck: 3-Piece Maple Neck Profile: Thin U Fingerboard: Macassar Ebony Fingerboard Radius: 350mm / 13.78" Scale Length: 27" Frets: 24 XJ Nut Width: 1.89" Neck Depth: .87" at 1st Fret / .90" at 12th Fret Middle Pickup: Fishman Fluence Stephen Carpenter SRC Signature 3-Voice Alnico Bridge Pickup: Fishman Fluence Stephen Carpenter SRC Signature 3-Voice Ceramic Controls: Master Volume with Push/Pull Voicing / Master Tone Switching: 5-Way Super Switch Bridge: TonePros Locking Tune-O-Matic Construction at Bridge: String-Through-Body Tuners: LTD Locking Hardware: Black Weight: 9 lbs 12 oz Case: Original Hard-Shell Case Stephen Carpenter Signature Design The SCT-607B takes Stephen Carpenter’s extended-range concept and places it int