ESP LTD EC 256 Eclipse Snow White Electric Guitar, Jatoba Fingerboard with ESP Guitar Form Fit Case

ESP EC Guitar Form Fit Case for 6-String and 7-String ESP and E-II Eclipse Guitars

The official ESP EC Guitar Form Fit Case fits all 6-string and 7-string ESP and E-II Eclipse and LTD EC series guitars, including both right- and left-hand models. Other compatible guitars include the ESP and LTD James Hetfield Iron Cross, the ESP Kirk Hammett DC and LTD KH DC, the ESP Alex Skolnick and LTD AS-1 series, the Ben Burnley BB-600, the ESP Gary Holt EC and LTD GH-600 and GH-200, the LTD Neil Westfall NW-44, the LTD Nergal-6, the Ted Aguilar TED-600, the ESP Will Adler and LTD WA series, the ESP Jeff Hanneman EC and LTD JH-600 EC,  the ESP RZK-II, the LTD Gus 600 EC, and the LTD MKH-7. It offers protection from bumps, impacts, and dirt while on the road. It has a top handle to ensure comfortable carrying, and four metal latches ensure the case stays closed. The case has white stitching on both sides, giving it a classy look, and the ESP logo is featured on the outside.

ESP LTD EC-256 Eclipse 6-String Electric Guitar with Mahogany Body (Snow White)

The LTD EC-256 takes many of the coolest aspects of ESP’s higher-end EC Series models and offers them to you in a super-affordable guitar that's ready to rock. A classic shape that's excellent for all musical styles and genres, the ESP LTD EC-256 Eclipse 6-String Right-Handed Guitar with Mahogany Body, and Roasted Jatoba Fingerboard looks amazing with multiple bindings on the body and headstock like you expect from high-quality guitars. Playing the EC-256 is also a dream come true, with set-neck construction for fast and easy access to the highest frets. The EC-256 also features a mahogany body, a comfortable and fast three-piece thin U-shaped mahogany neck, and a roasted jatoba fingerboard with flag inlays and 22 extra-jumbo frets. This guitar features the acclaimed ESP-designed LH-150 humbucking pickups that offer great tone for all genres of music and the tone flexibility of coil-splitting controlled by a push-pull switch on the tone knob.