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Description
The ESP The Crying Star NT is a distinctive entry in the world of extended range guitars. Designed for musicians who crave versatility and power in their performance, this guitar combines cutting-edge craftsmanship with exceptional playability. Its neck-through-body construction enhances sustain and stability, allowing players to explore a wide array of tones with precision.
Equipped with Seymour Duncan Blackouts active pickups, this guitar delivers a high-output, aggressive sound that's perfect for heavy genres, yet versatile enough for cleaner tones when needed. The ultra-thin "U" neck profile is tailored for speed, while the ebony fingerboard provides a smooth playing surface for intricate solos and riffs. A Tune-O-Matic bridge ensures reliable tuning stability, even during intense performances.
Aesthetically, the Crying Star NT stands out with its unique body shape, offering both visual appeal and ergonomic comfort when playing standing or sitting. Whether you're shredding on stage or recording in the studio, this guitar is engineered to meet the demands of serious musicians who push the boundaries of their craft.
Key Features:
- Neck-through-body construction for enhanced sustain
- Seymour Duncan Blackouts active pickups
- Ultra-thin "U" neck profile for fast playability
- Ebony fingerboard
- Tune-O-Matic bridge for reliable tuning stability
- Unique body shape for visual appeal and ergonomic comfort
- Ideal for a variety of music genres, from metal to rock
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Owner Insights
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Features and functionality
Build quality
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Frets are Jescar 57110, larger than Dunlop jumbos, with a height of .0057 inches, offering a unique playing experience.
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Comparisons
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Compared to a '83 Les Paul, the neck is described as having more grip, and is preferred over the thin, flat, elongated D shape of an '82 Charvel Star.
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User experience
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Owners describe the guitar as super easy to play, comfortable, well-balanced, and ideal for shredding, despite the neck's thickness being likened to a baseball bat.
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The Edwards Crying Star is favored even among owners with multiple guitars, highlighting its appeal despite being a subbrand model.
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Value and pricing
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The Crying Star NT (6 string) was seen priced at 583,000 yen in Tokyo, with potential additional import costs.
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ESP Japanese artist signature models are known for their high cost, often being priced in the thousands of dollars range.
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Edwards model shipped to the US for $850 plus $200 shipping, contrasting with higher-priced custom ESP models.
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Other
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The Crying Star NT is difficult to find outside Japan, with limited availability on platforms like Reverb and high prices.
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