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ESP Navigator N-LP-700 - Japan 2002
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ESP’s Navigator series represents the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship, offering high-end, meticulously built guitars that rival even the finest vintage instruments. Since its inception in the 1970s, Navigator has been ESP’s premium line, dedicated to faithfully recreating classic single-cut designs with the highest attention to detail. The N-LP-700 was a top-tier model, built in limited numbers, making it an extremely rare find today. Finished in a stunning Flame Amber Burst, this 2002 N-LP-700 is a masterpiece of tonewoods, electronics, and expert luthiery.
Tonally, this Navigator N-LP-700 delivers everything you’d expect from a world-class single-cut guitar. The hand-signed Seymour Duncan pickups provide vintage-accurate PAF warmth, dynamic responsiveness, and a beautifully balanced midrange, perfect for everything from smooth cleans to searing overdrive. The bumblebee capacitors enhance the tonal sweep of the controls, allowing for rich, articulate highs and a tight, punchy low end. Whether you're after classic bluesy sustain, warm jazz tones, or hard-hitting rock crunch, this guitar responds effortlessly.
This 2002 N-LP-700 is in excellent condition, with only minimal signs of handling over the years. There is some flaking paint and light checking in the finish, which looks to be the work of an expert relic job, although it is genuine wear. There are some light marks and bruises on the back, but these are purely cosmetic. The flamed maple top is breathtaking, and the Amber Burst finish highlights the depth of the wood grain beautifully. There is a missing screw on the bridge pickup mounting ring. The original Navigator hard case is included, keeping this exceptionally rare piece safe and secure. A true collector’s gem that offers unparalleled playability, craftsmanship, and tone.
An exceptionally rare, Japanese-built masterpiece, this Navigator N-LP-700 is an absolute dream for any serious player or collector!
Features:
Action at 1st fret: 0.25mm
Action at 12th fret: 1.25mm
Neck depth at 1st fret: 23.42mm
Neck depth at 12th fret: 27.48mm
Nut Width: 43.53mm
12 fret width: 53.06mm
Weight: 4.47kg / 9.87lb
Body: Mahogany with highly figured flame maple top
Neck: Mahogany, set neck construction
Fretboard: Rosewood, 22 frets
Finish: Flame Amber Burst
Pickups: Hand-signed Seymour Duncan humbuckers
Capacitors: Bumblebee capacitors
Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone, 3-way toggle switch
Bridge: Tune-O-Matic with stop tailpiece
Tuners: Vintage-style Gotoh
Case: Original Navigator hard case
Condition: Excellent
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