LEC1007BETBLK vs LMKECFRBLKS — Compare

ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black vs ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin

The EC-1007B is a 7-string baritone built for extended-range djent and studio precision with Evertune bridge stability, while the MK-EC-FR is a 6-string thrash-metal workhorse with Floyd Rose tremolo and signature Millie Petrozza tuning. Choose the EC-1007B if you need drop tunings and intonation locking; choose the MK-EC-FR if you want tremolo expression and traditional metal aggression.

No sales tax on orders shipped outside California — total cost beats national retailers that charge sales tax in nearly every state.

ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar Black

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

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

$1,799.00
View ESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin

Specs side by side

ESP LTD EC-1007B Evertune Baritone Guitar BlackESP LTD MK-EC-FR Millie Petrozza Guitar Black Satin
Price$1,799.00$1,799.00
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD ECLTD EC
BodySingle CutawaySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale27" Scale25.5" Scale
Strings76
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMahoganyMaple
Neck ConstructionNeck-Thru-BodyNeck-Thru-Body
Pickup ConfigurationHHActive HH
BridgeFixedFloyd Rose Licensed
Year20232023
ConditionNewNew

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

  • 27-inch baritone scale with Evertune bridge maintains perfect intonation in extreme drop tunings
  • Seven strings expand range for djent and progressive metal textures
  • Set-thru neck construction and mahogany-maple build maximize sustain across all strings
  • Fishman Fluence Modern pickups offer expanded sonic palette with pull-to-switch controls

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

  • Floyd Rose 1000SE tremolo enables expressive pitch manipulation and vibrato effects
  • Neck-thru construction with thin U-neck profile optimized for thrash-metal speed
  • High-output EMG 81X and 85X active pickups deliver aggressive, focused metal tones
  • Signature Millie Petrozza model tuned for Kreator's thrash-metal demands
Bottom line: Buy the EC-1007B if you play djent, progressive metal, or heavy drop tunings and need automatic intonation correction. Buy the MK-EC-FR if you're a traditional metal player who wants tremolo effects and fast, responsive 6-string performance.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar handles lower tunings better?

The EC-1007B excels in ultra-low drop tunings because its 27-inch baritone scale maintains string tension and clarity, and the Evertune F model bridge locks intonation automatically. The MK-EC-FR uses a standard 25.5-inch scale and Floyd Rose, requiring manual tuning adjustment.

Can I use tremolo on the EC-1007B?

No, the EC-1007B features a fixed Evertune bridge designed for tuning stability, not pitch manipulation. The MK-EC-FR has a Floyd Rose 1000SE for full tremolo range.

Which is better for speed and lead playing?

Both guitars have thin U-shaped necks and 24 extra-jumbo frets for speed, but the MK-EC-FR is optimized for thrash-metal lead work. The EC-1007B adds a body waist cut and is tuned for intricate extended-range playing across seven strings.

What pickup difference matters most?

The EC-1007B uses passive Fishman Fluence humbuckers with switchable tone modes for versatility. The MK-EC-FR uses active EMG pickups for higher output and tighter, more aggressive metal articulation without tone switching.

🎸

Welcome! Before we chat…

Drop your name and email so we can follow up if you reach us after hours.

We never share your info.

🟢 Specialist connected