LARROW200BLK-B vs LEX200OW-B — Compare

ESP LTD Arrow-200 Guitar Black B-Stock vs ESP LTD EX-200 Electric Guitar Olympic White B-Stock

The Arrow-200 features a longer 25.5" scale with Floyd Rose tremolo for expressive pitch control, while the EX-200 uses a shorter 24.75" scale with a fixed TOM bridge for maximum sustain and tuning stability. Choose the Arrow-200 if you want whammy bar flexibility; choose the EX-200 if you prioritize rock-solid tuning for aggressive playing.

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ESP LTD Arrow-200 Guitar Black B-Stock

$559.20
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ESP LTD EX-200 Electric Guitar Olympic White B-Stock

$559.20
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Specs side by side

ESP LTD Arrow-200 Guitar Black B-StockESP LTD EX-200 Electric Guitar Olympic White B-Stock
Price$559.20$559.20
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD ArrowLTD EX
BodyExplorerExplorer
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale24.75" Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets22 Frets
FretboardJatobaJatoba
NeckMahoganyMaple
Pickup ConfigurationHHH
BridgeTremoloFixed
Year20222023
ConditionRefurbishedRefurbished

Why choose ESP LTD Arrow-200 Guitar Black B-Stock

  • Floyd Rose tremolo enables smooth pitch bends and expressive effects
  • Longer 25.5" scale supports tighter string tension and brightness
  • 24 extra-jumbo frets maximize reach for fast passage work
  • Warm midrange tone suits classic rock and metal styles

Why choose ESP LTD EX-200 Electric Guitar Olympic White B-Stock

  • Fixed TOM bridge and tailpiece maximize sustain and tuning stability
  • Dual coil-split pickups provide expanded tonal versatility
  • Shorter 24.75" scale easier for hand comfort in extended sessions
  • Punchy, articulate tone with clear bite cuts through dense mixes
Bottom line: Pick the Arrow-200 if you want tremolo expressiveness and a brighter feel; pick the EX-200 if you need bulletproof tuning stability and tonal flexibility through coil-splitting.

Frequently asked questions

What's the main hardware difference between these two?

The Arrow-200 uses a Floyd Rose tremolo system for whammy bar effects, while the EX-200 uses a fixed TOM bridge and tailpiece. The TOM offers superior tuning stability; the Floyd Rose offers pitch modulation and expressive control.

How do the scale lengths differ and why does it matter?

The Arrow-200 has a 25.5" scale; the EX-200 has a 24.75" scale. The longer Arrow-200 produces slightly tighter, brighter tones and suits players with larger hands, while the shorter EX-200 reduces hand fatigue and is more comfortable for most adult players.

Which has more pickup options for different tones?

The EX-200's dual ESP LH-150 pickups include pull-tone coil-split functionality for expanding your sonic palette, while the Arrow-200 uses single ESP Design humbuckers without coil-splitting. The EX-200 offers more tonal flexibility.

Are these appropriate for the same genres?

Both suit hard rock and metal equally well. The Arrow-200 emphasizes classic rock warmth, while the EX-200 excels in hard rock, metal, alternative, and drop-tuning styles. Both are unsuitable for jazz or folk.

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