| 2003 ESP Seymour Duncan DS-200/R/MH '62 Replica Stratocaster Shown with Optional ESP Logo Hard Case & Documentation $1,750.00 |
ESP was the parent company of both Seymour Duncan and Navigator/Edwards guitars in Japan during the 1990s
extending through 2005. Both lines focused on high-end Fender replicas, although the Navigator/Edwards line made (and
continue to make) Gibson replicas as well. I never really understood the need for both lines, as the Seymour Duncan
models were made with as much attention to detail and craftsmanship as the Navigators were. In 2005, ESP decided to
cease production of the replica line, which was disappointing, but continued on with making Fender-like basses under the
same name. This guitar below is a very rare example of the finest Seymour Duncan had to offer. It even has fret-edge
binding carved into the Brazilian rosewood fretboard! Unreal! This is one-of-a-kind with all the original goodies. Click
HERE to go to the current Seymour Duncan site. It isn't much, but you can see what they're up to now.
extending through 2005. Both lines focused on high-end Fender replicas, although the Navigator/Edwards line made (and
continue to make) Gibson replicas as well. I never really understood the need for both lines, as the Seymour Duncan
models were made with as much attention to detail and craftsmanship as the Navigators were. In 2005, ESP decided to
cease production of the replica line, which was disappointing, but continued on with making Fender-like basses under the
same name. This guitar below is a very rare example of the finest Seymour Duncan had to offer. It even has fret-edge
binding carved into the Brazilian rosewood fretboard! Unreal! This is one-of-a-kind with all the original goodies. Click
HERE to go to the current Seymour Duncan site. It isn't much, but you can see what they're up to now.
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