ESP E-II EX/NT/SW guitar B-Stock 5515

ESP E-II EX/NT/SW B-Stock Guitar

The E-II EX NT delivers a commanding playing experience with its set-thru mahogany construction and satin-finished neck back that promotes effortless hand movement across the fretboard. This angular, statement-making design pairs aggressive aesthetics with professional-grade components built at ESP's Tokyo factory for players who refuse compromise on tone, feel, or reliability. The B-Stock designation indicates cosmetic blemishes only—the instrument's playability and sonic character remain uncompromised.

Playability & Construction

Set-thru mahogany body and neck with an ebony fingerboard create a unified, resonant platform that feels solid and responsive in hand. The thin U neck profile combined with a 305mm fretboard radius and 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets ensures fast, comfortable access across the entire neck, while the bone nut and satin neck finish eliminate any stickiness during extended play sessions.

Electronics & Tone

The active electronics configuration pairs an EMG 60 neck pickup with an EMG 81 bridge pickup (both in Brushed Black Chrome) to deliver articulate, high-output tones suitable for aggressive rock and metal styles. Gotoh locking tuners, a Gotoh TOM bridge and tailpiece, and ESP Straplok buttons ensure tuning stability and secure hardware throughout performances and recording sessions.

Key Features

• Set-thru mahogany body and neck construction
• Ebony fingerboard with 22 extra-jumbo stainless steel frets
• Thin U neck profile with 305mm fretboard radius
• 24.75" scale length
• 42mm bone nut
• EMG 60 neck and EMG 81 bridge pickups in Brushed Black Chrome
• Active electronics with volume, tone, and toggle switch controls
• Gotoh locking tuners and Gotoh TOM bridge and tailpiece
• ESP Straplok strap buttons
• Snow White finish
• Includes ESP hardshell form-fitting case

The E-II EX NT combines high-output EMG electronics, premium hardware, and expert construction to deliver a reliable instrument built for professional demands.