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ESP LTD EC-1001 FM Fluence Lefty Guitar Tiger Eye vs ESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast B-Stock

The EC-1001 FM is a traditional six-string left-handed guitar built for articulate high-gain work and studio versatility, while the SN-1007HT is a seven-string baritone designed for extreme tunings and extended-range metal. Choose the EC-1001 if you play standard tunings and need left-handed access; choose the SN-1007HT if you require drop tunings, lower register punch, and seven strings.

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ESP LTD EC-1001 FM Fluence Lefty Guitar Tiger Eye

$1,199.00
View ESP LTD EC-1001 FM Fluence Lefty Guitar Tiger Eye

ESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast B-Stock

$1,159.20
View ESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast B-Stock

Specs side by side

ESP LTD EC-1001 FM Fluence Lefty Guitar Tiger EyeESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast B-Stock
Price$1,199.00$1,159.20
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD ECLTD SN
BodySingle CutawaySG Style
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale24.75" Scale27" Baritone Scale
Strings67
Frets24 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMahoganyUnknown / Other
Pickup ConfigurationHH
BridgeFixedFixed
Year20232023
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose ESP LTD EC-1001 FM Fluence Lefty Guitar Tiger Eye

  • Left-handed configuration for southpaw players
  • Set-thru mahogany neck with exceptional sustain and stability
  • Flamed maple top delivers premium visual appeal
  • Dual push-pull controls for extensive coil-split tonal shaping

Why choose ESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast B-Stock

  • Seven-string extended range for modern metal and progressive styles
  • 27-inch baritone scale locks in tight lows even in extreme tunings
  • 5-piece roasted maple neck with scalloped upper frets for precision
  • Alnico and ceramic Fluence pickups deliver distinct neck warmth and bridge aggression
Bottom line: Pick the EC-1001 FM if you're a left-handed player seeking studio-ready versatility and articulate high-gain tones in standard tuning. Pick the SN-1007HT if you're a right-handed advanced player needing seven strings and a baritone scale for drop tunings and extended range clarity.

Frequently asked questions

Which guitar is better for metal?

Both excel in metal, but the SN-1007HT is purpose-built for modern extreme-tuning metal with its seven strings and 27-inch baritone scale delivering tighter, focused low-end punch. The EC-1001 FM handles metal well but is more versatile across multiple genres.

What's the key construction difference?

The EC-1001 FM uses set-thru mahogany neck construction for maximum sustain, while the SN-1007HT employs a bolt-on 5-piece roasted maple and purple heart neck. Set-thru typically offers longer sustain; bolt-on is equally stable and faster to service.

Can the EC-1001 FM play drop tunings?

Yes, but its 24.75-inch scale and six-string configuration are optimized for standard and half-step tunings. The SN-1007HT's 27-inch baritone scale and seven strings are specifically engineered for heavy drop tunings and extended range.

How do the pickups differ?

The EC-1001 FM uses matched Fishman Fluence Open Core Classic Humbuckers in both positions for consistent modern clarity. The SN-1007HT pairs a Fluence Modern alnico neck pickup with a ceramic bridge pickup for contrasting warmth and aggression, with more tonal split variety.

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