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ESP LTD MK-600 Mille Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock vs ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Baritone Guitar Black B-Stock

The MK-600 is a 6-string instrument built for traditional metal genres with Floyd Rose tremolo, while the SCT-607B is a 7-string baritone designed for extended-range djent and progressive metal with a longer scale and fixed bridge. Choose the MK-600 for classic thrash and hard rock; pick the SCT-607B if you need lower tunings, extra strings, and tighter rhythmic control.

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ESP LTD MK-600 Mille Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock

$1,519.20
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ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Baritone Guitar Black B-Stock

$1,519.20
View ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Baritone Guitar Black B-Stock

Specs side by side

ESP LTD MK-600 Mille Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-StockESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Baritone Guitar Black B-Stock
Price$1,519.20$1,519.20
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
BodyOtherOther
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale24.75" Scale27" Baritone Scale
Strings67
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardPau FerroEbony
NeckMapleMaple
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeTremoloFixed
Year20242024
ConditionRefurbishedRefurbished

Why choose ESP LTD MK-600 Mille Petrozza Guitar Black Satin B-Stock

  • Floyd Rose 1000 tremolo for dramatic pitch effects and vibrato
  • Traditional 24.75" scale suits standard and drop tunings without extreme baritone weight
  • Lighter overall setup ideal for fast soloing and traditional metal lead work
  • Aggressive high-output Fishman Fluence Modern pickups with active/passive switching

Why choose ESP LTD SCT-607B Stephen Carpenter Baritone Guitar Black B-Stock

  • Extended 27" baritone scale accommodates 7 strings and ultra-low tunings with clarity
  • Fixed TonePros bridge with string-thru design maximizes sustain and tonal definition
  • Three selectable voices per Fishman Fluence SRC pickup offer greater tonal versatility
  • 48mm nut width provides ergonomic spacing for 7-string technique without hand strain
Bottom line: Buy the MK-600 if you play standard drop-tuning metal and want classic 6-string performance with tremolo expressiveness. Choose the SCT-607B if you need lower frequencies, seven strings, and maximum sustain for djent, progressive, and modern metal applications.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar handles lower tunings better?

The SCT-607B's 27" baritone scale and seven strings are purpose-built for ultra-low tunings with clarity and definition. The MK-600's 24.75" scale handles standard and aggressive drop tunings well but isn't designed for extreme downtuning like the baritone.

What's the main playability difference?

Both share thin U-contoured necks and 24 extra-jumbo frets for speed, but the SCT-607B's seven-string layout and 48mm wider nut require adjustment if you're transitioning from 6-string instruments. The MK-600 feels more familiar to traditional metal players.

How do the pickup systems compare?

Both use Fishman Fluence active pickups with multiple voices, but the SCT-607B's SRC Signature offers three selectable characters per pickup (modern active, modern passive attack, overwound single-coil), while the MK-600's Modern Humbuckers focus on active/passive switching between two modes.

Which suits Kreator versus Deftones styles?

The MK-600 is Mille Petrozza's signature model, optimized for thrash metal riffing and solos. The SCT-607B is Stephen Carpenter's baritone, engineered for Deftones' heavier, lower-register djent and sludge tones.

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