ESP E-II SN-2 Lefty Guitar in Blue Natural Fade
ESP E-II SN-2 Lefty Guitar in Blue Natural Fade
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- SKU
- EIISN2BMBLUNFDLH
- Color
- Blue
Description
ESP E-II SN-2 Lefty Guitar in Blue Natural Fade
This left-handed ESP E-II SN-2 is engineered to track tight, articulate performances with minimal finger noise and maximum responsiveness to dynamics. The thin U neck profile and buttery-smooth ebony fingerboard enable precise fingering and expressive vibrato work that translates cleanly to tape or DAW. Built in Japan with pro-grade hardware and electronics, the 25.5" scale length and bolt-on construction deliver the kind of resonance and sustain that sits confidently in dense mixes. Finished in striking blue natural fade over Buckeye burl maple, it's a studio-ready instrument that rewards both technical precision and creative exploration.
Playability & Tracking
The thin U neck contour pairs with a 305mm fingerboard radius and 24 extra-jumbo frets to enable fast, accurate position changes and articulate lead passes without hand fatigue during long tracking sessions. A 42mm nut width and ebony fingerboard provide the tactile precision expected from ESP's higher-tier E-II line, while bolt-on construction keeps the instrument responsive and lively for consistent session-to-session performance.
Tone & Recording Character
Bare Knuckle Aftermath Battleworn pickups capture articulate highs and punchy mids with the clarity needed to cut through dense arrangements or stand alone as a featured rhythm voice. Control comes via master volume and master tone knobs with a 3-way lever pickup selector, all wired for straightforward, reliable operation; the Floyd Rose Original bridge extends sustain and enables expressive vibrato techniques that record with definition and precision.
Key Features
- Alder body with Buckeye burl maple top in blue natural fade finish
- Maple neck with ebony fingerboard and thin U contour
- 25.5" scale length, 305mm fingerboard radius
- 24 extra-jumbo frets, 42mm nut width
- Bare Knuckle Aftermath Battleworn pickups
- Floyd Rose Original bridge with fine-tuning stability
- Gotoh locking tuners for secure string retention
- Schaller straplocks included
- Master volume and master tone controls with 3-way pickup selector
- Japan-built construction
- Includes ESP hardshell case
- Strung with Nanoweb Super Light gauge (.009–.042)
A purpose-built instrument for left-handed players who demand professional-grade recording capabilities and tone without compromise.
More Information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Dexterity | Left handed |
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
Reviews
At a Glance
The ESP E-II SN-2 Lefty captures articulate, aggressive tone with clarity and sustain that cuts through dense mixes and works across rock, metal, and progressive sessions. Its Bare Knuckle Aftermath pickups deliver punchy mids and defined highs ideal for layering heavy riffs or ambient textures, while the Floyd Rose Original bridge provides stable intonation and expressive control for studio takes. Built with Japan precision—thin U neck, ebony fingerboard, 24 extra-jumbo frets, and bolt-on construction—it responds dynamically to pick attack and finger technique, making it a versatile left-handed recording tool for producers and engineers who refuse to compromise on playability or tone.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Hard Rock
- ✓ Progressive
Not the best pick for
- – Jazz
- – Traditional Country
- – Folk
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this guitar suitable for left-handed players only?
Yes, the ESP E-II SN-2 is purpose-built as a full left-handed instrument with all hardware, electronics, and the headstock mirrored for left-handed players.
What kind of music and playing styles is this guitar best for?
The SN-2 excels in rock, metal, hard rock, and progressive genres where fast position changes, articulate lead work, and aggressive sustain are priorities. It is not designed for jazz, traditional country, or folk styles.
What are the key playability features that make this guitar fast and responsive?
The thin U-contoured neck, 305mm fingerboard radius, 24 extra-jumbo frets, and 42mm nut width enable fast position changes and articulate lead work, while bolt-on construction keeps the instrument responsive and lively.
What pickups does this guitar use and what tone should I expect?
It features Bare Knuckle Aftermath Battleworn pickups that deliver articulate highs, punchy mids, and clarified aggression with extended sustain, suitable for both aggressive riffs and ambient soundscapes.
What is included with this guitar?
The guitar comes with an ESP hardshell case, Schaller straplocks, and is pre-strung with Nanoweb Super Light gauge strings (.009–.042).
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