ESP E-II Arrow Black Silver Fade Electric Guitar w/Case B-Stock

• Minor cosmetic blemishes on the body and headstock consistent with B-Stock status. • Light superficial marks that do not affect playability or appearance from normal playing distance. • 100% functionally perfect and includes full manufacturer warranty

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SKU
EIIARROWBLKSFD-B
Color
Black
$1,839.20
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Description

ESP E-II Arrow Black Silver Fade Electric Guitar w/Case B-Stock

The E-II Arrow excels in the studio through its neck-thru-body construction and thin U-shaped maple neck, which translate to extended tracking sessions and precise performance capture. This Japan-made instrument pairs a lightweight alder body with premium hardware and active electronics, delivering tight, articulate recordings across high-gain sources and technically demanding material. The distinctive arrow-shaped design provides both visual character and tonal definition that reads clearly in mix-down.

Recording & Construction

Built around a neck-thru-body design with a 3-piece maple neck and thin U contour, this guitar prioritizes finger precision and sustain across its 25.5" scale—critical for capturing clean, articulate takes. The ebony fingerboard with 305mm radius accommodates both rhythmic tracking and soloist work, while 24 extra-jumbo frets reduce finger noise during silent passages and provide clear definition for layered lead captures.

Tone & Active Electronics

The EMG 85 neck pickup and EMG 81 bridge pickup pairing delivers the controlled, high-output character essential to modern production contexts, with active circuitry and a volume/toggle switch enabling precise real-time tonal adjustment between rhythm and lead sessions. A Floyd Rose Original bridge provides the tuning stability demanded by multi-take sessions and expressive recording techniques.

Key Features

  • Alder body with neck-thru-body construction for sustain and resonance
  • 3-piece maple neck with thin U contour and 42mm R2 locking nut
  • Ebony fingerboard with 24 extra-jumbo frets and 305mm radius
  • EMG 85 (neck) and EMG 81 (bridge) active pickups
  • Floyd Rose Original tremolo system
  • Gotoh locking tuners for tuning stability
  • Black hardware with white neck and headstock bindings
  • Arrow inlay detail and straplocks
  • Gloss lacquer finish in Black Silver Fade
  • Factory strung with .009–.042 gauge strings
  • Includes matching ESP hardshell case

This B-stock E-II Arrow combines Japan-made construction quality with professional-grade components in a platform built for studio tracking and session work.

This specific B-Stock unit features minor cosmetic imperfections typical of B-Stock inventory. These marks are purely superficial and have absolutely zero impact on the playability, tone, or structural integrity of the guitar. An ESP E-II Arrow Black Silver Fade is a premium instrument, and acquiring one at B-Stock pricing with full manufacturer warranty represents exceptional value for producers and engineers seeking professional-grade quality at a significant discount.

More Information
Condition Refurbished
Dexterity Right handed
Country of Manufacture Japan
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At a Glance

The E-II Arrow excels in the studio for modern rock and metal recording, delivering articulate, high-output tone with a tight low end and aggressive character that cuts through dense mixes without loss of definition. The neck-thru-body construction and active EMG electronics provide stable, responsive tracking during overdubs and lead sessions, while the Floyd Rose bridge offers expressive pitch movement for creative post-production techniques. B-Stock pricing makes this Japan-made instrument an excellent value for producers and engineers investing in a versatile, professional-grade capture tool.

Who This Is For

Great for

  • Metal
  • Hard Rock
  • Progressive
  • Modern Rock
  • Extended Range

Not the best pick for

  • Jazz
  • Blues
  • Folk

Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional

B-Stock Savings

Same model new

$2,299

This B-Stock unit

$1,839.20

You save

$459.80 (20%)

B-Stock units are fully functional and play-tested, with minor cosmetic imperfections noted in the description above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does B-Stock mean for this guitar?

B-Stock means this is a fully functional, new instrument with minor cosmetic imperfections—purely superficial marks that have no impact on playability, tone, or structural integrity. It carries full manufacturer warranty and represents significant savings compared to new retail pricing.

Is this guitar suitable for metal and high-gain styles?

Yes. The EMG 85 neck and EMG 81 bridge pickups deliver the high-output, articulate character essential to modern metal and hard rock, and the Floyd Rose Original bridge provides tuning stability and expressive range for tremolo-heavy techniques.

What skill level is this guitar designed for?

This guitar is built for intermediate, advanced, and professional players. The thin U-shaped neck contour, 24 extra-jumbo frets, and neck-thru-body construction prioritize speed and comfort across extended playing sessions and technical passages.

What are the key specifications?

The E-II Arrow features a 25.5-inch scale, 3-piece maple neck with 42mm R2 locking nut, ebony fingerboard with 305mm radius, alder body with neck-thru construction, Gotoh locking tuners, and ships with .009–.042 gauge strings. It includes a matching ESP hardshell case.

Will this guitar work for blues or jazz styles?

This guitar is engineered specifically for metal, hard rock, progressive, and modern rock—the high-output active electronics, aggressive tone profile, and design priorities are not suited to blues or jazz playing.

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