Detail 01
11.8–15.7 inch compound fingerboard radius
The fingerboard changes radius along its length, supporting the supplied transition between chord work and upper-register lead playing.

Independent shopping perspective
ESP’s black M-1000 combines an alder body, bolt-on three-piece maple neck, and a maple compound-radius fingerboard in a 24-fret, right-handed electric guitar. Its Fishman Modern 3-Voice humbuckers pair an alnico neck pickup with a ceramic bridge pickup, with push-pull controls for changing voices. The Floyd Rose 1000SE bridge gives players access to expressive pitch changes, while the upper scalloped frets focus extra control where detailed lead work happens.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The fingerboard changes radius along its length, supporting the supplied transition between chord work and upper-register lead playing.
Detail 02
The highest fret positions are shaped for added control during intricate solo passages.
Detail 03
Push-pull controls access active humbucker, passive-style, and single-coil voices.
Detail 04
It provides the pitch modulation used for vibrato and dive-bomb techniques.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Its Fishman Modern 3-Voice neck and bridge humbuckers provide three voices: active humbucker, passive-style, and single-coil.
No. A case or gig bag is not included.
Reference
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