Review: ESP Eclipse-I CTM
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ESP‘s Eclipse is one of the company’s most successful models, because it fuses effortlessly a classic outline with modern features.
The ESP Eclipse is available in many different variations, of which the ESP Eclipse-I CTM (current price in Finland: 1.668 €) is the series’ equivalent to the venerable Gibson Les Paul Custom.
A matte-black finish with a yellow-ish overcoat, multi-laminated binding, gold-coloured hardware, an ebony fretboard with large pearloid inlays, as well as a pair of EMG-pickups endow the Eclipse-I CTM with an extremely stylish look. This Japanese guitar is sold in its own high-quality case.
Sound-fetishists will be more than happy about the ESP’s genuine bone nut, as well as the vintage-style truss rod. This type of truss rod requires a much narrower rout compared to many modern designs, and removing less of the neck’s mahogany will most likely result in a fuller-bodied tone and stronger attack.
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Posted on February 18, 2013, in electric guitars and tagged CTM, Eclipse-I, electric guitar, ESP. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Great review! …I love my ESP Eclipse-I CTM!
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