LBB600BQMSTBLKSBS-B2632 vs LMKECFRBLKS-B — Compare

ESP LTD BB-600B Ben Burnley Baritone Guitar B-Stock 2632 vs ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock

The BB-600B is a 27-inch baritone designed for extreme low tunings and hybrid magnetic-piezo tone blending, while the MK-EC-FR is a 25.5-inch standard-scale thrash machine with active EMG pickups and Floyd Rose tremolo. Choose the BB-600B if you need the lowest possible tunings and studio versatility; choose the MK-EC-FR if you want a proven thrash platform with locking tremolo and aggressive active electronics.

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ESP LTD BB-600B Ben Burnley Baritone Guitar B-Stock 2632

$1,439.20
View ESP LTD BB-600B Ben Burnley Baritone Guitar B-Stock 2632

ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock

$1,439.20
View ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock

Specs side by side

ESP LTD BB-600B Ben Burnley Baritone Guitar B-Stock 2632ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock
Price$1,439.20$1,439.20
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD EC
BodySingle CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale27" Baritone Scale25.5" Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMaple
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeFixedTremolo
Year20252023
ConditionRefurbishedRefurbished

Why choose ESP LTD BB-600B Ben Burnley Baritone Guitar B-Stock 2632

  • 27-inch baritone scale for deeper, lower tunings than standard guitars
  • Hybrid magnetic-piezo bridge system allows acoustic-electric blending in studio and live
  • Set-thru construction maximizes sustain and resonance
  • Passive magnetics with active EQ offer flexible tone shaping

Why choose ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock

  • Neck-thru construction and Floyd Rose 1000SE tremolo provide rock-solid tuning stability
  • Active EMG 81X/85X pickups deliver high-output aggression and dynamic range
  • 24 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets enable fast, frictionless play
  • Comfort waist cut and proven thrash-metal ergonomics
Bottom line: Pick the BB-600B if you play in drop-A or lower and need piezo blending for studio work. Pick the MK-EC-FR if you want a battle-tested thrash platform with locking tremolo and don't need frequencies below standard drop-C tunings.

Frequently asked questions

What tuning range does each guitar handle best?

The BB-600B's 27-inch baritone scale is engineered for drop-A and lower, delivering articulate, warm fundamentals in extreme tunings. The MK-EC-FR's 25.5-inch scale excels in drop-C to drop-F# range with tight, aggressive lows typical of thrash metal.

How do the pickup systems differ?

The BB-600B uses Seymour Duncan '59 and JB passive magnetics routed through active EQ, plus a Ghost-Loaded piezo bridge for blending acoustic and magnetic tones. The MK-EC-FR features active EMG 81X and 85X humbuckers for high-output, aggressive metal tones without piezo options.

Which is better for live performance with aggressive tremolo use?

The MK-EC-FR includes a Floyd Rose 1000SE double-locking tremolo with stainless steel screws, designed to hold tuning through extreme dives and abuse. The BB-600B uses the Graph Tech Resomax bridge, which is stationary—better for studio and stable-tuning live setups.

Are both B-stock units fully playable?

Yes—both are B-stock with only minor cosmetic marks and fully covered under ESP's manufacturer warranty. Both play flawlessly and perform at professional standards.

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