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Description
Crafted for the modern metal guitarist, the ESP Gus G. NT-II is a solid body electric guitar that combines aggressive aesthetics with high-performance capabilities. Built to meet the demands of the legendary fire-breathing guitarist Gus G., this instrument is engineered for precision and speed. It features a neck-thru-body construction, which ensures exceptional sustain and stability, making it an ideal choice for both studio sessions and live performances.
The guitar's mahogany body is paired with a flamed maple top, providing a rich and resonant tone that complements its striking appearance. Equipped with Seymour Duncan Blackouts, the NT-II delivers a powerful, articulate sound with a searing edge, perfect for heavy riffing and soaring solos. The thin U-shaped neck profile and ebony fingerboard offer a smooth playing experience, allowing for lightning-fast runs and effortless playability across the 24 extra-jumbo frets.
Whether you're shredding on stage or laying down tracks in the studio, the ESP Gus G. NT-II is designed to consistently deliver the aggressive tones and reliability required by serious musicians.
Key Features:
- Neck-thru-body construction for enhanced sustain
- Mahogany body with flamed maple top for rich, resonant tones
- Seymour Duncan Blackouts for powerful and articulate sound
- Thin U-shaped neck profile with an ebony fingerboard
- 24 extra-jumbo frets for effortless playability
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Swapping to EMG pickups requires disconnecting the bridge ground as it's not needed with active pickups.
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