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Description
Designed during a pivotal moment in electric guitar evolution, the 1985 ESP Horizon Prototype stands as a testament to innovation and craftsmanship. This rare prototype, born in the mid-80s, represents one of the earliest iterations of the Horizon series, a line that soon became synonymous with high-performance and genre-defining sound. Crafted meticulously by ESP's master luthiers, it offers exceptional playability and tonal versatility, ideal for both stage and studio use.
The 1985 ESP Horizon Prototype features a solid body construction, ensuring robust resonance and sustain. Its unique pickup configuration provides a wide range of tones, catering to a variety of musical styles, from hard rock to nuanced jazz riffs. The neck-through design enhances sustain and ease of access to higher frets, making it a favorite among lead guitarists who demand precision and speed.
Beyond its technical capabilities, this prototype's historical significance adds a layer of allure, appealing to collectors and serious musicians alike. With an unmistakable vintage aura, it not only delivers on sound but also tells a story of an era where guitar innovation was at its peak.
Key Features:
- Solid body electric guitar
- Neck-through construction for enhanced sustain
- Unique pickup configuration for versatile tone options
- Designed and crafted by ESP's master luthiers
- Historical significance as one of the earliest Horizon series prototypes
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Jerry talks about this bass in this video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtO122vaVhM] And also is seen playing it. It is also on his website under gear [https://www.jerryjemmott.com/gear.html] And is playing it in the Jerry Jemmot bass masterclass [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12qf4C1svQ0]
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