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

The EC-1007B is a seven-string baritone built for extended-range metal and drop tunings with a fixed EverTune bridge, while the MK-EC-FR is a six-string thrash/metal signature model with a Floyd Rose tremolo for pitch manipulation. Choose the EC-1007B if you need seven strings and drop-tuning stability; pick the MK-EC-FR if you want a traditional six-string with tremolo access and prefer thrash-metal speed.

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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
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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" Baritone Scale25.5" Scale
Strings76
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMahoganyMaple
BridgeFixedTremolo
Year20232023
ConditionNewNew

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

  • Seven strings and 27-inch baritone scale for deep, clear drop tunings
  • EverTune F bridge maintains perfect intonation without adjustment
  • Fishman Fluence humbuckers with pull-to-switch for expanded tonal range
  • Set-thru neck construction maximizes sustain across all seven strings

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

  • Floyd Rose 1000SE tremolo for pitch-bending and extreme effects
  • High-output EMG active pickups designed specifically for articulate metal aggression
  • Neck-thru construction and waist cutaway enable seamless upper-fret speed access
  • Signature model optimized by Millie Petrozza for thrash-metal demands
Bottom line: Buy the EC-1007B if you play djent, drop tunings, or extended-range styles and value tuning stability. Buy the MK-EC-FR if you want a six-string thrash platform with tremolo freedom and high-output EMGs.

Frequently asked questions

How many strings does each guitar have?

The EC-1007B has seven strings tuned to baritone pitch; the MK-EC-FR has six strings in standard tuning.

Which is better for drop tunings?

The EC-1007B excels in drop tunings thanks to its 27-inch baritone scale and EverTune bridge that locks intonation automatically. The MK-EC-FR works for lower tunings on six strings but lacks the baritone scale and auto-intonation system.

Can I use the tremolo on both?

Only the MK-EC-FR has a Floyd Rose 1000SE double-locking tremolo for pitch manipulation. The EC-1007B uses a fixed EverTune bridge designed for tuning stability, not tremolo effects.

Which pickup system is more versatile?

The EC-1007B's Fishman Fluence humbuckers offer pull-to-switch voicing for expanded sonic range. The MK-EC-FR's EMG 85X and 81X are high-output active pickups optimized specifically for aggressive metal articulation without switching options.

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