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ESP/LTD ESP SNAKEBYTE left-handed electric guitar in Snow White

Finishes

Snow White

ESP/LTD

ESP SNAKEBYTE

Manufacturer

ESP/LTD product page

About this model

Made by hand at the ESP Custom Shop in Japan, the ESP Snakebyte is a Signature Series model of James Hetfield, the frontman of Metallica and one of the world's most highly respected rhythm guitar players in any genre. The Snakebyte was created based on James' own original design. It features set-neck construction at 24.75" scale, with a mahogany body and a single-piece mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard and 22 extra-jumbo frets with a snake inlay at the 12th fret. The ESP Snakebyte is powered by James' own EMG JH SET active pickups, and includes premier components such as a bone nut, ESP strap locks, Sperzel locking tuners, and a TonePros locking TOM bridge and tailpiece. The ESP Snakebyte includes a hardshell case and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from ESP. The Snakebyte is also available in an LTD version.

Core specs

Brand
ESP/LTD
Model
ESP SNAKEBYTE
Family
Unknown
Series
Unknown
Body style
Unknown
Body material
Mahogany
Top
N/A (no separate top listed)
Neck material
1Pc Mahogany
Neck profile
Thin U
Neck joint
set
Fingerboard
Ebony
Scale length
24.75"
Nut width
42mm
Fingerboard radius
305mm
Frets
22
Fret size
XJ
Bridge
TonePros Locking TOM & Tailpiece
Tuners
Gotoh Locking
Pickup config
HH
Pickups
Neck: EMG JH ‘HET’ Set Black Chrome / Bridge: EMG JH ‘HET’ Set Black Chrome
Controls
Volume/Volume/Toggle Switch
Switching
Unknown
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Bone
Hardware finish
Black
Tailpiece
Included with bridge assembly (see bridge)
Inlays
Unknown
Pickguard
Unknown
Factory strings
Elixir Nanoweb Light (.010/.013/.017/.026/.036/.046)
Case / gig bag
Y
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Snow White
Body finish type
Snow White

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