ESP LTD MH-1000ET Evertune Guitar Dark Brown Sunburst
ESP LTD MH-1000ET Evertune Guitar Dark Brown Sunburst
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- SKU
- LMH1000ETFMDBSB
- Color
- Brown
Description
ESP LTD MH-1000ET Evertune Guitar Dark Brown Sunburst
The MH-1000ET sits perfectly in your hands with its thin U-contoured neck and set-thru construction that opens up the upper frets without compromise. The Evertune bridge locks in your tuning through aggressive playing, dive bombs, and extended sets—meaning you stay in tune while focusing on what matters: dynamics, expression, and nailing every take. This guitar delivers aggressive tonal character without sacrificing refined playability, equally at home screaming through high-gain rock and metal passages as it is for articulate, controlled lead work.
Playability & Feel
Built around a 3-piece maple neck with a thin U contour, this guitar locks your hand in fast access across its 24 XJ stainless steel frets on a Macassar ebony fingerboard. The set-thru construction and 350mm fingerboard radius deliver consistent feel across the entire neck, while the 42mm molded nut and 25.5" scale hit the sweet spot for both locked-in riffing and extended solo runs.
Tone & Electronics
The EMG 60TW-R neck pickup and EMG 81 bridge pickup combination covers your sonic ground—warm and articulate cleans through aggressive, punchy overdriven tones with instant snap. The volume/tone push-pull control layout with 3-way switch puts tonal shaping at your fingertips live, while the mahogany body with flamed maple cap and dark brown sunburst finish bring natural resonance and focused midrange character that cuts through any mix.
Key Features
- Set-thru construction for enhanced sustain and upper-fret access
- Mahogany body with flamed maple cap and dark brown sunburst finish
- 3-piece maple neck with thin U contour
- Macassar ebony fingerboard with 350mm radius
- 24 XJ stainless steel frets
- 25.5" scale with 42mm molded nut
- Evertune F-model bridge for tuning stability
- EMG 60TW-R neck and EMG 81 bridge pickups
- Volume/Tone push-pull and 3-way switch electronics
- Black hardware with Grover tuners
- Strung with D'Addario XL120 (.009-.042) strings
The MH-1000ET merges professional-grade construction, road-tested hardware, and proven electronics into an instrument built to survive the gig and inspire every session.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Country of Manufacture | South Korea |
Reviews
At a Glance
The ESP LTD MH-1000ET is a set-thru metal and hard-rock machine with a thin U-contoured neck that rewards fast playing and upper-fret work, built on a 25.5" scale for tight riffing and articulate lead tone. The Evertune bridge holds your tuning rock-solid through aggressive bends and dynamic performances, so you stay in the pocket without constant adjustment—essential for gigging musicians and studio sessions alike. EMG 60TW and 81 pickups deliver warm cleans and punchy overdriven aggression with real midrange character, and the mahogany/flamed maple body brings natural sustain that cuts through a live mix.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Hard Rock
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Progressive
Not the best pick for
- – Jazz
- – Folk
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Evertune bridge different from a standard tremolo or fixed bridge?
The Evertune F-model bridge uses a mechanical system to maintain tuning stability under string bending, vibrato, and stage demands—you won't experience the tuning drift that comes with traditional bridges. This lets you focus on performance expression rather than constant retuning between songs or takes.
Is this guitar suitable for jazz or blues?
The MH-1000ET is optimized for metal, hard rock, and progressive styles; its high-output EMG pickups and aggressive tonal character are not well-suited to jazz or blues contexts. The aggressive midrange and punchy overdriven profile work best in heavy and rock settings.
What skill level do I need to play this guitar effectively?
This is an intermediate-to-professional instrument; the thin U-neck and 24 frets reward players with solid fretting technique and comfort with modern high-gain styles. Beginners would benefit from starting on a more forgiving platform before stepping up to the MH-1000ET.
What pickups are in this guitar, and what range of tones do they cover?
The EMG 60TW-R neck pickup delivers warm, articulate cleans, while the EMG 81 bridge pickup produces aggressive, punchy overdriven tones with tight low end and strong sustain. The push-pull volume/tone control and 3-way switch let you shape tones quickly without complex switching.
What is the scale length and neck profile, and how does it feel for different playing styles?
The 25.5" scale and thin U-contoured neck are built for fast, precise playing across all 24 frets; the 350mm fingerboard radius and set-thru construction provide consistent playability for tight riffing, bends, and extended soloing. The 42mm nut width balances comfort with control for aggressive and technical playing.
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