ESP Edwards E-MR-FR7/SP ED9151223

BODY: (Top) Spalted Maple, (back) Alder w/Black Binding
NECK: Hard Maple & Walnut 7P
FINGERBOARD: Ebony, 24Frets w/Black Binding
RADIUS: 305R
SCALE: 648mm
NUT: Locknut (48mm/R7S)
JOINT: Bolt-on (Star-cut)
TUNER: GOTOH SG360-07
BRIDGE: Floyd Rose (FRT-1000)
PICKUPS (Neck) Seymour Duncan SENTIENT-7, (Bridge) Seymour Duncan NAZGÛL-7
PARTS COLOR: Black
CONTROLS: Master Volume, Master Tone (w/Coil Split), 3-way Lever PU Selector

Treble thru circuit A treble thru circuit that prevents the sound from being buried and produces a gorgeous sound when the volume is turned down is a standard specification. Normally, when the volume is turned down, the high frequency components fall to the ground, resulting in a muddy sound that emphasizes the low frequency components. However, a 0.001uF capacitor is installed to maintain "usable" sound quality.

Seymour Duncan pickups are used to achieve a heavy sound with a core while clarifying the presence of the pickup low B. In addition, the master tone pot adopts a switch pot, and by pulling up the knob, the pickup will be in coil split mode. In that state, regardless of the position of the lever switch, the adjustable pole piece side of the neck pickup and the non-adjustable pole piece side of the bridge pickup are connected in parallel, producing a single-coil sound.