ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone

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In the Extended Range Guitars category, ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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Designed for those who crave the depth and versatility of a 7-string, the ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone is your gateway to sonic exploration. The combination of a 27-inch baritone scale and a swamp ash body offers a powerful tonal foundation, perfect for modern metal and progressive genres. This guitar is not just about resonance; it's about precision and clarity, thanks to its roasted maple neck and Macassar ebony fretboard, which provide a smooth yet articulate playing experience.

Whether you're delving into downtuned riffs or complex melodic lines, the TE-1007 Baritone's Fishman Fluence Modern humbucker is your ultimate partner in crime. This single, high-output pickup situated at the bridge delivers a wide range of sounds, from aggressive, tight lows to clear, punchy mids and highs. The push-pull volume control adds another layer of versatility, allowing you to navigate through various tonal voicings with ease.

Balancing playability with performance, the guitar features a Thin U neck profile and a 15.75-inch radius, ensuring comfort for extended sessions or live performances. Its robust hardware includes LTD locking tuners and a Hipshot bridge with string-through-body design to maintain tuning stability and sustain. Whether you're shredding on stage or crafting in the studio, the TE-1007 is built to inspire.

Key Features:

7-string baritone electric guitar with a 27" scale length
Swamp ash body for balanced, resonant tone
Roasted maple neck with Macassar ebony fretboard
Fishman Fluence Modern humbucker with push-pull voice selection
Thin U neck profile and 15.75" fretboard radius
LTD locking tuners and Hipshot bridge with string-through-body design
Designed for modern metal and progressive styles

Product specs

Model	TE-1007B
Number of Strings	7
Left-/Right-handed	Right-handed
Body Type	Solidbody
Body Shape	T style
Body Material	Swamp Ash
Body Finish	Gloss
Neck Material	Roasted Maple
Neck Finish	Satin
Neck Shape	Thin U
Neck Joint	Bolt-on
Radius	15.74"
Fingerboard Material	Macassar Ebony
Fingerboard Inlay	Offset Dots
Number of Frets	22, Extra Jumbo, Stainless Steel
Scale Length	27"
Nut Width	1.889"
Nut Material	Molded
Bridge/Tailpiece	Hipshot, String-through
Tuners	LTD Locking
Bridge Pickup	Fishman Ceramic Modern Humbucker
Controls	1 x volume (push/pull voice select)
Strings	D'Addario XL110-7, .010-.059
Case/Gig Bag	Sold Separately

FAQs

What is the scale length of the ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone, and how does it affect playability?: The ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone features a 27" scale length, which provides increased string tension and clarity, making it ideal for lower tunings often used in metal and progressive music.
What type of pickups does the ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone use, and what tones can I expect?: This guitar is equipped with Fishman Fluence Modern 7-String humbuckers, offering a versatile range of tones from aggressive high-gain sounds to clean, articulate tones, suitable for modern metal and progressive genres.
Does the ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone have a comfortable neck profile for fast playing?: Yes, the guitar features a Thin U neck profile, which is designed for fast and comfortable playability, especially beneficial for technical and intricate playing styles.
Is the ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone suitable for live performances?: Absolutely, with its stable tuning provided by LTD locking tuners and a Hipshot hardtail bridge, along with its robust construction, this guitar is well-suited for live performances.
What materials are used for the body and neck of the ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone?: The guitar has a swamp ash body for balanced tone and a roasted maple neck for enhanced stability and sustain, providing a solid foundation for both tone and durability.

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Features and functionality

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The ESP LTD TE-1007B does not come with scalloped frets, unlike the SN-1007B, which has them starting at the 17th fret.
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The ESP LTD TE-1007B features a roasted maple neck, which some players find enhances playability and offers a unique tonal quality compared to non-roasted necks.
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The Ibanez RGD features a 5-piece maple and walnut neck, distinct from the Iceman's 5-piece maple neck, with both necks painted over.
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The Ibanez RGD uses Nyatoh for the body, whereas the Iceman utilizes Okoume, potentially affecting tonal qualities and weight.
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Some players prefer the Schecter PT 7 SLS Elite's neck-through design and 12-16" compound radius for smoother playability, finding it more comfortable than the LTD's thin U profile on a 7-string.
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The Schecter PT 7 SLS Elite is favored for its 26.5" scale length by those who find it more comfortable than the 27" scale of other extended range guitars.
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The LTD JM-II is compared favorably to ESP models like the M-1 and M-2, with users questioning the value of paying more for the ESP name when specs are similar.
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The Ibanez RGD's split coil switch offers versatility, preferred by those who find a tone knob less useful for their play style.
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Setup and maintenance

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Users mention a need for setup on the Ibanez RGDRB71, particularly regarding string gauge adjustments for tuning stability in lower tunings like drop G.
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User experience

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Owners indicate that ESP necks are fast and clean, requiring a gentler touch compared to EMGs or SD pickups for optimal sound with the Fishman Fluence Modern pickups.
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While the LTD TE-1007B is noted for its single humbucker style, users who prefer versatility often lean towards models with multiple pickups, like the Schecter PT 7 SLS Elite.
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One user noted their LTD Deluxe H3-1007B Baritone purchased as a NAAM display model was rock solid with modern hardware like stainless steel frets and a compound radius neck, and found its playability impressive for under $1000.
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Build quality

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Some owners report that recent LTD models have issues like chipped scallops, crackling electronics, and sticking Floyd Rose systems, indicating potential quality control concerns.
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Value and pricing

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The ESP LTD TE-1007 Baritone is considered overpriced by some, as recent pricing changes have increased costs significantly for features like reversed headstocks and pickup swaps.
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Users suggest considering used LTDs for better deals, as new prices have risen significantly, with tariffs potentially impacting costs. Used models can offer similar quality at reduced prices.
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