ESP Custom Shop Snapper CTM Electric Guitar - Marine Blue - #E5620252

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Experience Elite Craftsmanship and Expressive Versatility – The ESP Custom Shop Snapper CTM Electric Guitar in Marine Blue The ESP Snapper CTM is a truly outstanding guitar, built one-by-one at the ESP Custom Shop in Japan by our world-renowned master luthiers. It’s the ultimate version of a traditional body shape that’s been modded to perfection using the highest level of build quality along with the finest woods and components. The ESP Snapper CTM offers bolt-on construction at 25.5” scale with a swamp ash body and flamed maple top with masked binding, paired to a thin U-shaped maple neck. Its maple fingerboard has 22 medium jumbo frets along with abalone dot inlays. Top-tier components include an unbleached bone nut, Gotoh locking tuners, and an ESP Flicker-III tremolo. This guitar’s H/S/S pickup configuration includes two Seymour Duncan STK-7 Vintage Hot Stack Plus stacked single coil pickups, which are slightly overwound and offer a wealth of warmth, sustain, and sweetness. The bridge pickup is a Seymour Duncan TB-16 ’59/Custom Hybrid, a medium output humbucker that sparkles with upper midrange harmonic content and grit. Controls on the ESP Snapper CTM include volume, tone (with a push-pull knob that allows for capacitance selection), a 5-way pickup selector, and a mini-toggle switch that offers a pickup mix variation for a wealth of tones. Includes deluxe hardshell case. SPECIFICATIONS Body Construction: Bolt-On Body: Swamp Ash Top: Flamed Maple Finish: Marine Blue Neck Scale Length: 25.5" Neck: Maple Fingerboard: Hard Maple Fingerboard Radius: 240-305 mm Compound Nut Width: 42 mm Nut Type: Bone Neck Contour: Slim U Frets/Type: 22 MJ Hardware Hardware Color: Chrome Strap Button: Standard Tuners: Gotoh Locking Bridge: ESP Flicker-III Case: ST-1 Guitar Form Fit Case Case Included: Yes Electronics Bridge Pickup: Seymour Duncan ’59/Custom Hybrid Middle Pickup: Seymour Duncan Vintage Hot Stack Plus Neck Pickup: Seymour Duncan Vintage Hot