Detail 01
Neck-through-body construction
It is described as delivering stability and sustain.

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ESP's E-II Arrow brings a Floyd Rose Original tremolo to the Arrow's beveled, burled-maple-topped design. The 25.5-inch instrument uses neck-through-body construction with an alder body and three-piece maple neck, a combination described for stability and sustain. Its satin neck back is made for smooth movement, while the ebony fingerboard carries 24 extra-jumbo stainless-steel frets. Direct-mount Fishman Modern Humbuckers have selectable voices via a push-push control. Locking Gotoh tuners, ESP strap locks, and an ESP deluxe hardshell case complete the package.


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Detail 01
It is described as delivering stability and sustain.
Detail 02
The tremolo is fitted with stainless-steel screws.
Detail 03
The neck back is satin-finished for a smooth playing feel.
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A push-push control selects the available voices from the direct-mount Fishman Modern Humbuckers.
Yes. An ESP deluxe hardshell case is included.
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