• ESP’s Horizon body style is primed for rock
• You just can’t go wrong with EMG 81 and 85 active humbuckers
• Top-of-the-line quality from Japanese-made ESP guitars

ESP’s Horizon body style is primed for rockWhen you want to rock, you can count on ESP’s Horizon body style for exceptional sustain and tone-packed performance. The neck-through-body construction gives the ESP Horizon FR-II impressive sustain while enhancing articulation and clarity. And the 25.5″ scale length is perfect for high-gain tones and down-tuned playing, giving you a powerful foundation for today’s modern rock.You just can’t go wrong with EMG 81 and 85 active humbuckersLike a flaming katana through butter, the ESP Horizon FR-II can easily carve through even the densest mix, all the while delivering the high-flying sustain that started a revolution and launched the sound of modern metal. What kind of weapon of mass destruction could give the Horizon FR-II a killer edge like this? Nothing less than EMG 81 and 85 pickups. Fire up the afterburners, get out of the way, and let the face-melting tone begin.Top-of-the-line quality from Japanese-made ESP guitarsESP started as a manufacturer of after-market guitar parts in Japan in the late 1970s. By the mid-80s ESP was making custom guitars for some of the biggest names in rock. An exacting eye toward playability and craftsmanship has made ESP Guitars one of the most visible and prevalent guitar brands in rock and metal. Each ESP Horizon FR-II guitar is still made in Japan. Their commitment to quality is second to none, and their impressive roster of endorsers proves it. From George Lynch to Ron Wood to Gus G., Kirk Hammett, and Alexi Laiho, ESP makes the guitars that today’s guitar heroes use.