LSN1000HTFIREBLAST-B vs LSN1007BHTBLKBLAST — Compare

ESP LTD SN-1000HT Electric Guitar Fire Blast B-Stock vs ESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast

The SN-1000HT is a versatile 6-string for metal and progressive work across standard tunings, while the SN-1007HT is a 7-string baritone built for extreme tunings and extended-range djent. Choose the 6-string if you play standard tuning and want playability across styles; pick the 7-string if you need lower tunings and the tonal weight of a baritone scale.

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ESP LTD SN-1000HT Electric Guitar Fire Blast B-Stock

$1,119.20
View ESP LTD SN-1000HT Electric Guitar Fire Blast B-Stock

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

$1,449.00
View ESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast

Specs side by side

ESP LTD SN-1000HT Electric Guitar Fire Blast B-StockESP LTD SN-1007HT 7 String Baritone Guitar Black Blast
Price$1,119.20$1,449.00
BrandESP LTDESP LTD
SeriesLTD SNLTD SN
BodySG StyleSG Style
Body TypeSolidSolid
Scale25.5" Scale27" Scale
Strings67
Frets22 Frets24 Frets
FretboardEbonyEbony
NeckMapleMaple
Neck ConstructionBolt-OnBolt-On
Pickup ConfigurationHHHH
BridgeFixedHipshot
Year20232023
ConditionRefurbishedNew

Why choose ESP LTD SN-1000HT Electric Guitar Fire Blast B-Stock

  • 6-string configuration works across more standard tunings and musical contexts
  • Lighter, more balanced instrument overall with swamp ash body
  • Scalloped frets 17-24 and thin U-neck ideal for speed and technical standard-tuning passages
  • Dual Fishman Fluence voicings (ceramic bridge, alnico neck) cover warm to aggressive tones

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

  • 7-string extended range opens tunings impossible on 6-string
  • 27-inch baritone scale locks in tight, articulate lows even in extreme tunings
  • 5-piece roasted maple and purple heart neck adds stability for heavier tension
  • 24 extra-jumbo frets accommodate aggressive playing and thick string gauges
Bottom line: Buy the SN-1000HT if you play standard or drop tunings and want maximum playability and versatility across metal, prog, and studio work. Buy the SN-1007HT if you're a professional or advanced player committed to 7-string baritone tunings and need articulate low-end punch for djent and modern metal.

Frequently asked questions

Which is better for metal?

Both excel at metal. The SN-1000HT suits traditional metal, thrash, and prog in standard-to-drop-D tunings. The SN-1007HT is purpose-built for modern metal, djent, and extreme tunings where its baritone scale and seven strings define the sound.

What's the real difference in playability between the 6 and 7-string?

The SN-1000HT has a simpler 22-fret, standard 6-string layout with compound radius 300-400mm. The SN-1007HT adds a seventh string and 24 extra-jumbo frets with a compound radius of 11.8-15.7 inches, designed for thicker strings and lower tensions on the baritone scale.

Do both have the same pickups?

Both use Fishman Fluence Modern pickups with push-pull voicing splits. The SN-1000HT pairs ceramic bridge with alnico neck; the SN-1007HT reverses it (alnico neck, ceramic bridge), tuned for the fuller low-end demands of seven-string baritone.

Is the B-Stock SN-1000HT a significant discount?

B-Stock typically indicates cosmetic flaws or open-box returns with full functionality. Since both are listed at the same mid price tier, verify the exact discount on the SN-1000HT before assuming savings; the SN-1007HT's additional string and hardware may justify its price regardless.

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