ESP FRX CTM FR Electric Guitar Apex Green Burst

Beveled FRX Body in Gorgeous Apex Green Burst

Lightly colored tonewoods were deliberately chosen for the FRX CTM FR's body as a basis for its theme. Classy jasper was selected for the back and cut thicker than a standard FRX to incorporate additional beveling, while an exemplary piece of quilted maple was chosen for the top. Despite its extra depth, the guitar remains comfortably lightweight, and the beveled arches on the jasper back contribute to a thinner neck heel for enhanced upper-fret access. Finally, the rippling, deeply figured quilt top is finished in a natural-to-green burst, representing a fictionalized stylization of the skies above. Between the top’s inherent arches and curves, and the quilted maple’s breathtaking richness, the ESP FRX CTM FR (EX24-10) creates a sense of the infinite.

Intricate ��Horse From Heaven�� Unicorn Inlay

The wildly intricate fretboard inlay depicts the moment a winged horse gallops freely through the clouds, illuminated by boundless sunlight. Black and white ebony forms the backdrop, while several types of wood and shell materials were employed to meticulously craft the celestial creature. Given the limited canvas space, the level of detail shown in the unicorn’s musculature and wings is nothing short of astounding. The ESP FRX CTM FR (EX24-10) is the epitome of artistry within luthiery.

Slim U-Shape Neck Begs to Be Played

Museum quality aside, the ESP FRX CTM FR (EX24-10) is a guitar, after all—this one’s an especially mythic beast, ready to soar with superior speed and playability. Its slim U-shape purpleheart neck with a flat 400 mm radius caters to players of hard rock and metal persuasion, if the aggressively hewn FRX silhouette wasn’t already a giveaway. Heel-less set-thru neck construction provides unimpeded access to shred registers for those who dare to fly, and the consistency of the U-shape neck carve is comfortable from the first to the 24th fret.

Custom Seymour Duncan Hybrid Pickups