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ESP LTD BK-600 Bill Kelliher Guitar Vintage Silver Sunburst vs ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black

The BK-600 is a 6-string set-thru workhorse optimized for standard tunings and aggressive lead work, while the EC-1007B is a 7-string baritone built for drop tunings and studio precision with automatic intonation correction. Choose the BK-600 if you play standard metal and djent in E or D tuning; pick the EC-1007B if you need extended range, alternate tunings, and flawless intonation stability.

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ESP LTD BK-600 Bill Kelliher Guitar Vintage Silver Sunburst

$1,799.00
View ESP LTD BK-600 Bill Kelliher Guitar Vintage Silver Sunburst

ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black

$1,799.00
View ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black

Specs side by side

ESP LTD BK-600 Bill Kelliher Guitar Vintage Silver SunburstESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black
Price$1,799.00$1,799.00
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
Series—LTD EC
BodySingle CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale24.75" Scale27" Scale
Strings67
Frets22 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMahoganyMahogany
Neck ConstructionNeck-Thru-BodyNeck-Thru-Body
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeTune-O-Matic / StopbarFixed
Year20232023
ConditionNewNew

Why choose ESP LTD BK-600 Bill Kelliher Guitar Vintage Silver Sunburst

  • ✓ 24.75" scale and Thin-U neck make bending and vibrato effortless
  • ✓ Dual coil-split controls unlock single-coil voicings for tonal range
  • ✓ Shorter scale reduces finger stretch for faster, more comfortable playing
  • ✓ Bill Kelliher Mojotone Hellbender humbuckers deliver menacing low-end clarity

Why choose ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black

  • ✓ Seven strings and 27" baritone scale handle drop tunings without tension loss
  • ✓ EverTune bridge maintains perfect intonation automatically across all conditions
  • ✓ Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers with pull-to-switch give expanded sonic options
  • ✓ Compound fingerboard radius and 48mm nut width support seven-string comfort
Bottom line: Select the BK-600 if you're playing standard-tuning metal and djent with a focus on lead articulation and bending. Choose the EC-1007B if you need seven strings, drop tunings, and studio-grade intonation stability without manual adjustment.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar is better for drop tunings?

The EC-1007B is built for drop tunings with its 27" baritone scale that maintains string tension and clarity even in ultra-low tunings. The BK-600's 24.75" scale works best in standard to one-step-down tunings.

How do the pickups differ?

The BK-600 features Bill Kelliher Mojotone Hellbender humbuckers with dual coil-splits for single-coil tones. The EC-1007B uses Fishman Fluence Modern humbuckers (Alnico neck, Ceramic bridge) with pull-to-switch voicing, offering more electronic flexibility but without the coil-split option.

What's the advantage of the EC-1007B's EverTune bridge?

The EverTune bridge automatically maintains perfect intonation across temperature, humidity, and tuning changes—ideal for studio work and players who want zero intonation drift. The BK-600 uses a traditional TonePros locking bridge, which is reliable but requires manual adjustment.

Which is easier to play for someone with smaller hands?

The BK-600's 24.75" scale and 42mm nut width make it more accessible for shorter reach and reduced hand stretch. The EC-1007B's 48mm nut width and seven-string layout require more hand span and are better suited to players already comfortable with extended-range instruments.

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