ESP GL Desert Eagle Electric Guitar in Black with Desert Eagle Graphic
- Brand new in original box
- Full ESP manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- EGLDESERTEAGLE
Description
Sound & Tone
High-output passive pickups — Arcane units or an ESP LS-120 neck paired with a Seymour Duncan '78 bridge, depending on model — push a cutting, articulate high-gain voice, while the bolt-on construction and 25.5" scale add snap and tight low-end definition. The ebony fingerboard and flat 305mm radius keep note attack crisp and clear under heavy distortion, and the push/pull pickup select opens up thinner, brighter variations for cleaner passages. Suited to hard rock and metal lead playing, with a Floyd Rose and locking nut that hold pitch through dive bombs and aggressive whammy work.
ESP George Lynch Desert Eagle Guitar in Black W/ Graphic
The George Lynch Desert Eagle is a high-output instrument built for speed and aggression on stage. Its aggressive body graphic and purposeful hardware setup deliver the hardware and tone associated with Lynch's signature sound. This is a workhorse guitar, designed for touring musicians and serious players who demand reliability and performance without compromise.
Playability & Ergonomics
The GL Original U neck contour paired with a 25.5" scale and 305mm fingerboard radius creates a fast, responsive playing surface that suits lead work and complex fingerboard navigation. The 22 XJ stainless steel frets provide durability and consistent intonation across extended playing sessions, while the locking nut system ensures tuning stability during aggressive use and demanding live sets.
Tone & Electronics
The pickup configuration and bridge design determine the instrument's character: higher-end models feature specialty Arcane pickups paired with a Floyd Rose Original SE bridge for dive-bomb stability, while entry-level versions use an ESP LS-120 neck pickup and Seymour Duncan '78 bridge pickup with a Floyd Rose 1000SE for classic high-gain response. Both configurations deliver the cutting, articulate tones essential to Lynch's signature style and live cut-through.
Key Features
- Bolt-on construction for stable neck joint and classic tone transfer
- 25.5" scale length standard
- Macassar Ebony or Ebony fingerboard (depending on model)
- 305mm fingerboard radius for smooth playability
- 43mm nut width / 45mm neck width
- Locking nut system for tuning stability
- GL Original U neck contour
- 22 XJ stainless steel frets
- Black hardware throughout
- Passive electronics with volume and push/pull pickup select
- Floyd Rose bridge system (1000SE or Original SE depending on model)
- Includes deluxe ESP hardshell case and certificate of authenticity
The Desert Eagle combines proven Lynch-approved specifications with meticulous ESP construction, making it a legitimate platform for high-gain lead playing and extended technique work in both studio and live environments.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
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Specifications
| Scale Length | 25.5" Scale |
|---|---|
| Frets | 22 Frets |
| Fretboard | Ebony |
| Neck Wood | Maple |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Bridge | Floyd Rose Original |
| Strings | 6 |
| Orientation | Right handed |
| Made In | Japan |
Who This Is For
| Best suited for | Metal, Hard Rock, Progressive, Thrash Metal |
|---|---|
| Tonal character | Cutting, articulate, high-gain, aggressive, tight sustain |
| Less specialized for | Jazz, Folk, Country (it will do it; instruments voiced for that style do it more easily) |
| Skill level | Intermediate / Advanced / Professional |
Frequently Asked Questions
What neck profile and dimensions does the Desert Eagle have?
The GL Original U neck contour features a 25.5" scale length, 305mm fingerboard radius, 43mm nut width, and 45mm neck width. This fast, smooth profile is designed for lead work and extended technique.
Is the tuning stable enough for aggressive playing and dive-bombs?
Yes—the locking nut system and Floyd Rose bridge are engineered to maintain tuning stability during demanding techniques and dive-bomb effects. The 22 XJ stainless steel frets also ensure consistent intonation under stress.
What genres and skill levels is this guitar best suited for?
It is designed for intermediate, advanced, and professional players working in metal, hard rock, progressive, and thrash metal. It is not optimized for jazz, folk, or country playing.
What tonal characteristics should I expect?
The Desert Eagle delivers cutting, articulate, high-gain tones with tight sustain and aggressive response. The passive electronics and bridge design support Lynch's signature high-gain lead style.
What is included with the guitar?
The Desert Eagle comes with a certificate of authenticity. The instrument features bolt-on construction, black hardware throughout, and an aggressive Desert Eagle body graphic.
Do I pay sales tax on this order?
Sales tax is collected only on orders shipped to California; orders shipped to any other US state are not charged sales tax at checkout when you buy direct from our website. At a typical 7% rate that is an estimated $549 less at checkout than the same listed price on a marketplace, which collects sales tax as the facilitator in most states. Buyers remain responsible for any use tax their state applies. Free US shipping and 30-day returns are included.
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