LECLIPSE87PW-B vs LMH1000BBLKS-B2215 — Compare

ESP LTD Eclipse '87 Electric Guitar Pearl White B-Stock vs ESP LTD MH-1000B Baritone Guitar Black Satin B-Stock 2215

The Eclipse '87 is a vintage-inspired single-cutaway with a shorter 24.75" scale suited for standard tunings and classic hard rock tones, while the MH-1000B is a modern baritone (27" scale) built for extended low-end and drop tunings in metal and progressive music. Choose the Eclipse for traditional rock appeal; pick the MH-1000B if you need lower tuning range and aggressive modern metal articulation.

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ESP LTD Eclipse '87 Electric Guitar Pearl White B-Stock

$959.20
View ESP LTD Eclipse '87 Electric Guitar Pearl White B-Stock

ESP LTD MH-1000B Baritone Guitar Black Satin B-Stock 2215

$959.20
View ESP LTD MH-1000B Baritone Guitar Black Satin B-Stock 2215

Specs side by side

ESP LTD Eclipse '87 Electric Guitar Pearl White B-StockESP LTD MH-1000B Baritone Guitar Black Satin B-Stock 2215
Price$959.20$959.20
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD ECLTD MH
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale24.75" Scale27" Baritone Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMaple
BridgeTremoloFixed
Year20202025
ConditionRefurbishedRefurbished

Why choose ESP LTD Eclipse '87 Electric Guitar Pearl White B-Stock

  • Shorter 24.75" scale feels more natural for standard tunings and traditional playing styles
  • Vintage aesthetics with authentic 1987 design recreation
  • Seymour Duncan pickups deliver balanced warm neck and aggressive bridge voicing
  • Floyd Rose-1000 locking tremolo for expressive pitch effects

Why choose ESP LTD MH-1000B Baritone Guitar Black Satin B-Stock 2215

  • Extended 27" baritone scale maintains excellent tension in drop tunings and lower registers
  • EMG active pickups provide high-output, articulate metal tones with precise control
  • Compound fingerboard radius (300-400mm) adapts playability across the entire neck
  • TonePros locking bridge with string-thru construction for superior tuning stability
Bottom line: Buy the Eclipse '87 if you play standard tunings and want classic hard rock character with vintage appeal. Buy the MH-1000B if you regularly use drop tunings or lower tunings and need a baritone's extended low-end response for modern metal.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar works better for drop-tuned metal?

The MH-1000B is purpose-built for extended low tunings with its 27" baritone scale, which maintains proper string tension below standard pitch. The Eclipse '87's shorter 24.75" scale is optimized for standard tunings and would feel loose in extreme drop tunings.

How do the pickup systems differ?

The Eclipse uses passive Seymour Duncan pickups with push-pull coil-split, offering classic warm and aggressive character. The MH-1000B uses active EMG pickups with integrated pull-to-split, delivering higher output, more articulation, and greater control suited to modern metal tones.

Which neck is faster for lead playing?

Both feature Extra Thin U maple necks and 24 extra jumbo frets. The MH-1000B's compound radius (300-400mm) is generally faster for speed passages across the full neck, while the Eclipse's fixed 350mm radius is more traditional but still very playable.

Are both B-stock items complete and functional?

Both are listed as B-stock, indicating cosmetic or minor handling marks. All features and specifications listed are fully functional; confirm specific B-stock details with the retailer before purchase.

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