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ESP LTD Alexi-200 Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock vs ESP LTD GH SV-200 Gary Holt Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

The Alexi-200 is a single-pickup shredder optimized for speed and cutting clarity in lead work, while the GH SV-200 is a dual-pickup workhorse built for aggressive rhythm riffing and tonal versatility. Choose the Alexi-200 if you prioritize fast lead playing and articulate tone; choose the GH SV-200 if you want flexibility between rhythm and lead with higher output and coil-split options.

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ESP LTD Alexi-200 Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

$639.20
View ESP LTD Alexi-200 Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

ESP LTD GH SV-200 Gary Holt Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

$639.20
View ESP LTD GH SV-200 Gary Holt Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

Specs side by side

ESP LTD Alexi-200 Electric Guitar in Black B-StockESP LTD GH SV-200 Gary Holt Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock
Price$639.20$639.20
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
BodySingle CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale24.75" Scale
Strings66
Frets22 Frets
FretboardRosewoodJatoba
NeckMahogany
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeTremoloTremolo
YearUnknown2023
ConditionRefurbishedRefurbished

Why choose ESP LTD Alexi-200 Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

  • Single-pickup design delivers focused, articulate cutting clarity ideal for lead work
  • Thin U-shaped neck with 24 extra-jumbo frets optimized for speed and fluid runs
  • Roasted Jatoba fingerboard for durability and fast playability
  • B-Stock pricing on professional-grade construction

Why choose ESP LTD GH SV-200 Gary Holt Electric Guitar in Black B-Stock

  • Dual high-output pickups with coil-split unlock aggressive crunch and tonal range
  • Individual volume controls and push/pull coil-split for rhythm-to-lead versatility
  • Floyd Rose 1000 double-locking tremolo for greater pitch stability
  • Gary Holt collaboration delivers thrash and heavy riffing DNA
Bottom line: Pick the Alexi-200 if you're a lead player focused on speed, clarity, and aggressive solos. Pick the GH SV-200 if you want a single guitar capable of heavy rhythm riffing with tonal switching and need professional pitch stability.

Frequently asked questions

How many frets does each guitar have and what's the difference?

The Alexi-200 has 24 extra-jumbo frets; the GH SV-200 has 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets. Two more frets on the Alexi-200 extend upper-register access for shredding.

What's the pickup difference and how does it affect tone?

The Alexi-200 uses a single ESP LH-301B pickup for focused articulation and clarity. The GH SV-200 uses dual high-output ESP LH-301 pickups with coil-split capability, enabling both aggressive heavy tones and brighter single-coil textures.

Which tremolo system is better for extreme effects?

The GH SV-200 features the Floyd Rose 1000 double-locking tremolo, offering greater pitch stability during aggressive whammy bar use. The Alexi-200 uses a Floyd Rose Special, which is effective but the 1000 is more robust for heavy manipulation.

Are both B-Stock, and do they have the same neck profile?

Yes, both are B-Stock inventory at reduced pricing. Both feature a thin U-contour neck with 350mm fingerboard radius and 42mm nut width, making them comparable in playability; the Alexi-200 uses roasted Jatoba while the GH SV-200 uses standard fretboard wood.

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