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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 six-string workhorse optimized for standard tuning metal and hard rock with a shorter 24.75" scale, while the EC-1007B is a seven-string baritone built for extended-range djent and drop tunings with a longer 27" scale and automatic intonation compensation. Choose the BK-600 if you play traditional metal and hard rock; choose the EC-1007B if you need seven strings, extreme tuning flexibility, and hands-free 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
SeriesLTD EC
BodySingle CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale24.75" Scale27" Baritone Scale
Strings67
Frets22 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMahoganyMahogany
Pickup ConfigurationHH
BridgeFixedFixed
Year20232023
ConditionNewNew

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

  • Shorter 24.75" scale makes bending and vibrato easier without losing power
  • Responsive Mojotone Hellbender humbuckers with coil-split versatility for clean-to-aggressive range
  • Lighter, more comfortable setup for standard tuning and traditional metal styles
  • 42mm nut width provides ideal spacing for six-string play

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

  • Seven-string extended range built for djent, drop tunings, and lower frequencies
  • EverTune bridge automatically maintains perfect intonation across all playing conditions and tunings
  • Longer 27" baritone scale keeps tension and clarity in extreme drop tunings
  • Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers with pull-to-switch tonal variety and dual-pickup controls
Bottom line: Buy the BK-600 if you play standard six-string metal and hard rock and value ease of bending and traditional playability. Buy the EC-1007B if you need seven strings, frequently switch tunings, or demand automatic intonation locking without manual adjustment.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use either guitar for drop tunings and extended-range metal?

The EC-1007B is purpose-built for drop tunings and seven-string extended range with its 27" baritone scale and EverTune bridge. The BK-600's 24.75" scale and six-string setup make it better suited to standard or slight-drop tunings; extreme drops will reduce string tension and clarity.

What is the main difference between the pickups?

The BK-600 uses Mojotone Hellbender humbuckers with dual coil-split controls for single-coil versatility. The EC-1007B uses Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers (Alnico neck, Ceramic bridge) with pull-to-switch tone controls for broader sonic range and slightly more articulate digital clarity.

Why does the EC-1007B cost more if both are in the high price tier?

The EC-1007B includes the proprietary EverTune F bridge system that maintains intonation automatically, a seventh string, and Fishman active-style pickups, all of which add significant engineering and component cost compared to the BK-600's traditional bridge and passive pickups.

Which is better for fast lead playing and hand comfort?

Both have fast Thin-U neck profiles and extra-jumbo frets. The BK-600's 42mm nut width and shorter scale suit standard six-string lead work, while the EC-1007B's 48mm nut width accommodates seven-string lead work but may feel wider for players with smaller hands.

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