Which genres and playing styles benefit from the EMG 60/81 pickup configuration?

EMG 60/81 pickups deliver high-output tones ideal for rock, metal, and heavy genres, with the 60 offering slightly cleaner articulation than the 81.

How does the one-piece mahogany neck improve sustain and resonance?

The one-piece construction eliminates neck joints, providing superior mass for extended sustain and improved tone transfer from the body.

What advantages does an ebony fingerboard offer professional musicians?

Ebony is dense and hard, resisting fret wear and providing a smooth, fast playing surface ideal for high-speed lead work.

Is the vintage-black finish practical for touring and stage use?

Yes; black hides dirt and stage wear while projecting a professional appearance; confirm finish durability with Procure.ae.

How do 22 XJ frets support different playing techniques?

22 frets provide extended high-register access for lead solos; XJ frets offer a wider playing surface for easier bending and vibrato.

How does the mahogany body tone contribute to the guitar's character?

Mahogany provides warm, resonant midrange tones; the one-piece neck and ebony fingerboard enhance sustain and clarity.

What lead time is expected for the E-II Eclipse DB from Procure.ae?

Contact Procure.ae for current availability and estimated delivery timelines.

Is setup and professional inspection available after delivery?

Contact Procure.ae to discuss available setup and inspection options upon guitar arrival.

What pickups and hardware define this guitar's specification?

The guitar features EMG 60/81 pickups, Gotoh locking tuners, a mahogany body with one-piece neck, and an ebony fingerboard with 22 XJ frets.

What finish and construction materials does this model offer?

The guitar is finished in vintage black with a mahogany body and one-piece mahogany neck.

What warranty coverage applies to this premium guitar?

For warranty details and coverage terms, contact Procure.ae.

ESP EII-Eclipse DB Series Vintage Black Electric Guitar

The ESP E-II Eclipse DB combines striking vintage-black aesthetics with premium Japanese craftsmanship, a mahogany body and one-piece mahogany neck, EMG 60/81 pickups, Gotoh locking tuners, and ebony fingerboard with 22 XJ frets.

Overview

Manufactured in Japan at ESP's Tokyo factory, the E-II Eclipse DB is a professional-grade electric guitar merging iconic style with tonal versatility. Its vintage-black finish and age-yellowed multi-binding with gold hardware create a striking visual presence, whilst the set-neck design and premium pickups deliver both clarity and aggression suitable for everything from contemplative to screaming-loud performances.

Key Features

Mahogany body with maple top—rich sustain and tonal warmth
One-piece mahogany set-neck design for superior vibration transfer
Ebony fingerboard with 22 extra-jumbo frets for fast lead access
EMG 60 neck and EMG 81 bridge pickups—from creamy to aggressive tones
Thin-U neck contour for comfortable fretting hand position
Gotoh locking tuners ensure reliable pitch stability
Gotoh TOM bridge and tailpiece for enhanced sustain
Schaller Straplocks prevent accidental strap disconnection
Vintage Black finish with age-yellowed multi-binding and gold hardware
Made in Japan at ESP's Tokyo factory
Includes hardshell case (CECFF model)

Specifications

Type: Electric Guitar
Body Wood: Mahogany with Maple Top
Neck: 1-Piece Mahogany, Set-Neck Construction
Fingerboard: Ebony
Number of Frets: 22 XJ (Extra Jumbo)
Scale Length: 24.75" (628 mm)
Nut Width: 42 mm
Neck Finish: Vintage Black
Pickups: EMG 60 (neck), EMG 81 (bridge)
Bridge: Gotoh TOM with tailpiece
Tuners: Gotoh Locking
Hardware: Gold-plated
Color: Vintage Black
Case Included: CECFF hardshell case
Weight: 0.45 kg (specifications only)
Brand: ESP

Why buy from Procure.ae

Procure.ae supplies professional-grade guitars and musical instruments to musicians, studios, and educational institutions throughout the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for professional performer discounts, facility orders, and extended payment terms.

FAQ

What is the difference between EMG 60 and EMG 81 pickups?
The EMG 60 (neck) delivers warm, articulate tones perfect for clean and crunch; the EMG 81 (bridge) is a high-output hot pickup ideal for heavy distortion and screaming lead tones.

Is the set-neck design better than bolt-on?
Set-neck construction creates a tighter, more resonant connection between neck and body, generally resulting in superior sustain and vibration transfer compared to bolt-on designs.