2009 Edwards Japan (by ESP) E-SN-145FR Snapper Superstrat (Amber)

2009 Edwards Japan (by ESP) E-SN-145FR Snapper Superstrat (Amber)The ESP Snapper was created in the early days of ESP, when professional players wanted a traditional body style, but needed it souped up with the very finest in components and feel for their best studio and stage work. Quilted maple top with an alder body and natural binding with a slim hard maple neck (22 fret fingerboard, 12"radius, 648mm scale length). Weighs 3. 6kg's. Gotoh tuners and a Floyd Rose FRT 1000 tremolo system as standard, it's loaded

mahogany body and neck with a rosewood fingerboard

The Wilderness offers feedback

Lower Bout - 40cm

Unknown model as the label is missing

This one however features a wood body with a faded metallic green finish to give the Talbo shape with a more traditional tone

on-the-fly

and the neck pickup tone control’s push-pull feature functions as a phase switch

This is the desirable 4-pickup model with two sets of two single coils controlled by individual on/off toggles and master volume controls for each pair

bolt on slim 60's mahogany neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (628mm scale length)

Andy Timmons’ mysterious sounding  “Halo” effect is a modulated dual echo sound that has long been kept a secret by the tone wizard himself

allowing for a huge range of tones

not structural at all with no damage to the neck itself and no movement under pressure/tension