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ESP E-II ARROW BURL MAPLE NEBULA BLK BURST Guitar vs ESP E-II Eclipse QM Tiger Eye Sunburst Guitar B-Stock 6435

The Arrow is a neck-thru shredder optimized for downtuned metal and aggressive live playing with a 25.5" scale, while the Eclipse QM is a set-thru workhorse balancing studio versatility and upper-fret access with a shorter 24.75" scale. Choose the Arrow for maximum sustain, tuning stability, and drop-tuning aggression; choose the Eclipse for faster playability, cleaner tones, and a more traditional playing feel.

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ESP E-II ARROW BURL MAPLE NEBULA BLK BURST Guitar

$3,049.00
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ESP E-II Eclipse QM Tiger Eye Sunburst Guitar B-Stock 6435

$2,399.00
View ESP E-II Eclipse QM Tiger Eye Sunburst Guitar B-Stock 6435

Specs side by side

ESP E-II ARROW BURL MAPLE NEBULA BLK BURST GuitarESP E-II Eclipse QM Tiger Eye Sunburst Guitar B-Stock 6435
Price$3,049.00$2,399.00
BrandESPESP
SeriesESP E-II Eclipse
BodySingle Cutaway
Body TypeSolid
Scale25.5" Scale24.75" Scale
Strings66
Frets24 Frets22 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMahogany
Neck ConstructionNeck-Thru-BodyNeck-Thru-Body
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeFloyd Rose OriginalFixed
YearUnknown2024
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose ESP E-II ARROW BURL MAPLE NEBULA BLK BURST Guitar

  • Neck-thru construction provides maximum sustain and direct response for aggressive playing
  • 25.5" scale with tight low end excels in drop tunings and heavy downtuned applications
  • Floyd Rose Original tremolo enables precise dive-bomb and modulation effects
  • Burled maple top delivers striking visual presence

Why choose ESP E-II Eclipse QM Tiger Eye Sunburst Guitar B-Stock 6435

  • Set-thru construction grants effortless upper fret access and excellent upper-register comfort
  • 24.75" scale and thin U contour create faster, more comfortable playability for technical passages
  • Dual-voice Fluence pickups with push-pull control switch between aggressive gain and organic cleans
  • B-Stock pricing offers high-end specs at reduced cost
Bottom line: Pick the Arrow if you prioritize downtuned metal, live performance aggression, and maximum sustain through a locked trem system. Pick the Eclipse QM if you want faster access to all frets, studio-ready tonal versatility, and a more traditional playing geometry at a lower price point.

Frequently asked questions

Which is better for drop tunings and heavy metal?

The Arrow excels here due to its 25.5" scale length, which maintains tight string tension in drop tunings, plus the Floyd Rose Original and neck-thru construction for maximum sustain and tuning stability during aggressive play.

Which guitar is easier to play high on the fretboard?

The Eclipse QM's set-thru construction and 22 frets provide more comfortable upper-fret access than the Arrow's neck-thru design, making it better for fast lead passages in the upper register.

How do the pickup systems differ?

Both use Fishman Fluence Modern Humbuckers with dual-voice capability, but the Arrow switches voices via pull-volume controls while the Eclipse uses a push-pull tone control and toggle switch for more explicit switching between high-gain and clean tones.

What is the significance of the B-Stock rating on the Eclipse?

B-Stock typically indicates minor cosmetic damage or open-box condition with full functionality; the Eclipse QM offers professional-grade specs and tone at a reduced price compared to new inventory.

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