LARROW200BLK vs LGL200MT — Compare

ESP LTD Arrow-200 Electric Guitar in Black vs ESP LTD GL-200MT Electric Guitar in Yellow with Tiger Graphic

The Arrow-200 is a versatile two-pickup rock and metal machine with a Floyd Rose tremolo and set-in neck for sustained resonance, while the GL-200MT is a lightweight, shred-focused signature model with a single bridge pickup and bolt-on neck optimized for speed and touring durability. Choose the Arrow-200 for expressive pitch modulation and tonal variety; choose the GL-200MT for straightforward, fast playability and raw bridge-pickup aggression.

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ESP LTD Arrow-200 Electric Guitar in Black

$699.00
View ESP LTD Arrow-200 Electric Guitar in Black

ESP LTD GL-200MT Electric Guitar in Yellow with Tiger Graphic

$699.00
View ESP LTD GL-200MT Electric Guitar in Yellow with Tiger Graphic

Specs side by side

ESP LTD Arrow-200 Electric Guitar in BlackESP LTD GL-200MT Electric Guitar in Yellow with Tiger Graphic
Price$699.00$699.00
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD Arrow—
BodySingle CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale25.5" Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets22 Frets
FretboardRosewoodMaple
NeckMapleMaple
Neck ConstructionSet-NeckBolt-On
Pickup ConfigurationHHActive HH
BridgeFloyd Rose LicensedFloyd Rose Licensed
Year20182019
ConditionNewNew

Why choose ESP LTD Arrow-200 Electric Guitar in Black

  • ✓ Floyd Rose LTD tremolo enables precise pitch bends and dive bombs
  • ✓ Two-pickup configuration (neck and bridge) offers tonal range and switching flexibility
  • ✓ Set-in neck joint provides enhanced sustain and resonance
  • ✓ 24 extra-jumbo frets with 13.78-inch radius supports extended lead range

Why choose ESP LTD GL-200MT Electric Guitar in Yellow with Tiger Graphic

  • ✓ Single bridge humbucker and passive volume control keep signal chain simple and direct
  • ✓ Bolt-on construction and lightweight basswood body ideal for touring musicians
  • ✓ Thin U-contoured maple neck with 22 XJ frets optimized for shredding speed
  • ✓ George Lynch signature credibility appeals to hard rock and metal players
Bottom line: Pick the Arrow-200 if you need tremolo effects, tonal flexibility between neck and bridge pickups, and sustained resonance for complex compositions. Pick the GL-200MT if you prioritize lightweight portability, single-pickup simplicity, and pure speed-oriented lead work.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar is better for beginners?

Both are rated for intermediate, advanced, and professional players. Neither is ideal for beginners, but the GL-200MT's simpler electronics and lighter weight may feel less overwhelming to a determined intermediate player learning lead work.

What's the main tonal difference between them?

The Arrow-200 delivers articulate highs with focused midrange from its two-pickup passive parallel setup, while the GL-200MT emphasizes tight sustain and bridge-position bite from its single bridge humbucker. Arrow-200 offers more tonal switching options; GL-200MT is more straightforward and aggressive.

Which is better for touring or travel?

The GL-200MT is lighter (basswood body) and has simpler hardware, making it easier to pack and maintain on the road. The Arrow-200's Floyd Rose tremolo requires more maintenance and tuning care during travel.

Do these guitars hold their tuning equally well?

The GL-200MT features a 43mm locking nut for tuning stability during aggressive playing. The Arrow-200 uses a Floyd Rose LTD tremolo which is very stable but more complex; both guitars are reliable for touring, though the GL-200MT requires less adjustment.

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