ESP SNAPPER-7 Brass Black Electric Guitar
ESP SNAPPER-7 Brass Black Electric Guitar
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Description
Sound & Tone
The bolt-on alder body, maple neck and Honduras rosewood fingerboard give the SNAPPER-7 a tight, articulate voice with clear note separation, and the 25.5" scale keeps the low seventh string defined rather than muddy. The pair of Seymour Duncan SSL-5-7 single-coils in the neck and middle positions covers glassy cleans, spanky in-between tones and bluesy midrange bite, while the SH-14-7 humbucker at the bridge brings thicker output for driven rhythm work and lead lines. With a five-way switch, mini toggle and push/pull tone on passive electronics, it suits players moving between funk, fusion, progressive rock and heavier extended-range riffing in a single instrument.
ESP SNAPPER-7 Brass Black Electric Guitar
The ESP SNAPPER-7 sits naturally in your hands with its thin U-neck contour and 25.5" scale—snappy enough for intricate riff work and fast position shifts, yet forgiving during marathon sessions. This seven-string machine feels equally at home locked into tight fretboard positions or stretching across open strings, thanks to its compound radius and medium-jumbo frets that guide your fingers without fighting back. As a used instrument, you're stepping into genuine pro-grade construction at real value, with this guitar bearing the honest wear of active gigging while remaining structurally solid and fully road-ready.
Playability & Build
The bolt-on alder body and maple neck with Honduras rosewood fingerboard respond immediately under your hands—tight articulation and natural sustain that cuts live. A compound fingerboard radius spanning 240–305mm, combined with 22 medium-jumbo frets and a 46mm bone nut, delivers smooth, reliable string-to-fret contact from first position through the highest frets. The Gotoh locking tuners and ESP Flicker-III bridge lock in your tuning solid, no drift even when you're bending hard or exploiting the full tension of a seven-string setup.
Tone & Electronics
Seymour Duncan pickups—SSL-5-7 in the neck and middle, SH-14-7 at the bridge—give you articulate highs when you need definition and controlled lows that don't disappear into mud. Passive electronics keep things simple and responsive: the push/pull tone control, five-way switch, and mini toggle switch let you dial in exactly what you need without menu-diving complexity. Factory-equipped with Elixir Nanoweb Light gauge (.010–.056) strings, this guitar plays straight out of the case.
Key Features
- Seven-string configuration with 25.5" scale length
- Bolt-on alder body with Brass Black finish
- Maple neck with Honduras rosewood fingerboard
- Compound fingerboard radius (240–305mm) with 22 medium-jumbo frets
- 46mm bone nut
- Thin U neck contour
- Seymour Duncan SSL-5-7 neck and middle pickups; SH-14-7 bridge pickup
- Passive electronics with volume/tone (push/pull), five-way switch, and mini toggle
- ESP Flicker-III bridge with chrome hardware
- Gotoh locking tuners
- Includes ST-1 guitar form-fit case and Elixir Nanoweb Light strings
The ESP SNAPPER-7 pairs proven hardware, responsive pickups, and strong value into a reliable extended-range platform built for the stage and the collection.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Right handed |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
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Specifications
| Body Style | Other |
|---|---|
| Scale Length | 25.5" Scale |
| Frets | 22 Frets |
| Fretboard | Rosewood |
| Neck Wood | Maple |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Bridge | Tremolo |
| Strings | 7 |
| Orientation | Right handed |
| Model Year | 2023 |
| Made In | Japan |
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Djent
- ✓ Progressive
- ✓ Hard Rock
- ✓ Extended Range
Not the best pick for
- – Traditional Jazz
- – Folk
- – Worship
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What pickup configuration does the SNAPPER-7 have?
The guitar features dual Seymour Duncan SSL-5-7 pickups in the neck and middle positions paired with a SH-14-7 bridge pickup, delivering articulate highs and controlled lows through passive electronics with volume/tone (push/pull), five-way switch, and mini toggle voicing options.
Is this guitar suitable for metal and djent?
Yes—the SNAPPER-7 is purpose-built for metal, djent, progressive, and hard rock with a punchy midrange, responsive articulation, and natural sustain across the seven-string range, plus tuning stability from locking Gotoh tuners and the ESP Flicker-III bridge.
What is the neck profile and playability like?
The thin U-neck contour with a 25.5-inch scale, compound radius fingerboard (240–305mm), 22 medium-jumbo frets, and 46mm bone nut balance rapid articulation with comfortable reach and smooth string-to-fret engagement across the full fingerboard.
What comes with the guitar?
The SNAPPER-7 includes an ST-1 guitar form-fit case, factory-installed Elixir Nanoweb Light gauge strings (.010–.056), and is fully playable and structurally sound as a used piece showing the character of active professional use.
How does this compare to other seven-string models?
The SNAPPER-7 offers professional-grade construction comparable to the Schecter Hellraiser C-7 and Ibanez RG7 at significant value as a used instrument, with the same build quality, pickup versatility, and tuning stability at a lower price point.
Do I pay sales tax on this order?
We collect sales tax only on orders shipped to California. Orders shipped to any other US state are charged $0 sales tax at checkout when you buy direct from our website. On this item that is roughly $322 less out the door than the same listed price at a national retailer or on a marketplace. Marketplaces such as eBay, Reverb and Amazon collect sales tax in nearly every state as marketplace facilitators no matter who the seller is, so the same item at the same price costs less bought direct. Free US shipping and 30-day returns are included. Some states ask buyers to self-report use tax on out-of-state purchases.
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