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ESP E-II Arrow NT Electric Guitar Nebula Black Burst vs ESP E-II Eclipse DB Lefty Guitar Green Sparkle

The Arrow NT features neck-thru-body construction with Fishman Fluence pickups and a 305mm radius fingerboard for maximum speed and sustain, while the Eclipse DB offers set-neck construction with EMG pickups and coil-splitting for versatile tonal range. The Arrow NT suits players prioritizing technical lead work and extreme sustain; the Eclipse DB is better for those balancing high-gain aggression with clean articulation and left-handed playability.

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ESP E-II Arrow NT Electric Guitar Nebula Black Burst

$2,749.00
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ESP E-II Eclipse DB Lefty Guitar Green Sparkle

$2,599.00
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Specs side by side

ESP E-II Arrow NT Electric Guitar Nebula Black BurstESP E-II Eclipse DB Lefty Guitar Green Sparkle
Price$2,749.00$2,599.00
BrandESPESP
SeriesESP E-II ArrowESP E-II Eclipse
BodyExplorer
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale24.75" Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets22 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMahogany
BridgeFixedFixed
Year20242024
ConditionNewNew

Why choose ESP E-II Arrow NT Electric Guitar Nebula Black Burst

  • Neck-thru-body construction delivers maximum sustain and stability
  • Ultra-fast 305mm radius ebony fingerboard with extra-jumbo stainless steel frets
  • Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers with dual voicing via push-pull controls
  • Thin U-contoured maple neck optimized for speed and technical playing

Why choose ESP E-II Eclipse DB Lefty Guitar Green Sparkle

  • Left-handed configuration unavailable in the Arrow NT
  • EMG pickups with coil-splitting provide both humbucker and single-coil tones from one guitar
  • Set-neck mahogany construction delivers warm, resonant sustain with articulate cleans
  • Includes Elixir Nanoweb strings and ESP hardshell case
Bottom line: Choose the Arrow NT if you're a right-handed player focused on lead work and need maximum fret access speed with aggressive high-end presence. Choose the Eclipse DB if you're left-handed or want tonal versatility between clean and high-gain without sacrificing warmth and articulation.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar is better for lead-heavy metal playing?

The Arrow NT's neck-thru-body construction and 305mm radius fingerboard provide faster fret access and superior sustain for technical lead work, making it the stronger choice for lead-driven metal styles.

What's the main tonal difference between the Fishman and EMG pickups?

The Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers emphasize articulate highs and aggressive midrange with versatile voicing, while the EMG 66TW and 57TW excel at delivering both warm, clean tones and aggressive high-gain with coil-splitting flexibility for single-coil voicings.

Is the Eclipse DB left-handed only, or available as right-handed?

The Eclipse DB described here is left-handed configuration; the Arrow NT is configured for right-handed players. Confirm left-handed availability with the retailer if you need a specific orientation.

Which construction method provides better sustain and why?

The Arrow NT's neck-thru-body construction typically yields slightly longer sustain because the neck and body are one continuous piece, though the Eclipse DB's set-neck mahogany construction also delivers excellent sustain through its resonant body wood and hardware.

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