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For most metal guitarists, a model with a V shape is the ultimate. While the first models of its kind had rounded wings, today's standard V-style design has become more and more extreme over time. Since Japan is a land of extremes, where a solid work ethos leads to the equal need for the occasional blow-out, it's little wonder that the ESP E-II Arrow has such a striking appearance. The broad wings and reversed pointed headstock do much to create this effect and, despite its looks, the E-II Arrow is a surprisingly comfortable axe which even comes wrapped in a matching ESP case as standard.
The E-II Arrow: Hits The Mark
ESP have given the E-II Arrow all the specifications you want to see in a high-quality electric guitar. This model has an ebony fretboard and neck-thru construction that not only guarantees great sustain but makes every one of the 24 XJ frets easy to reach. Also, thanks to the Floyd Rose Original tremolo bridge, you can rely on outstanding tuning stability while the two active EMG humbuckers shape extra-clean sound, brutal overdrive and screaming pinch harmonics.
ESP E-II
ESP's E-II Series sets a new standard in high-quality electric guitars and basses. All of the models in the range are manufactured with great precision by ESP luthiers in Japan, resulting in instruments that boast higher quality and a tighter finish than the ESP LTD range, but without the price tag associated with the ESP Original and ESP USA Series. This range includes virtually all of the popular models, from the Horizon to the Eclipse and from the Arrow to the Mystique.
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