NAMM 2017: the ESP Custom Shop Exhibition stand - in pictures

Introduction

Introduction

NAMM 2017: ESP's Exhibition Limited instruments are one-offs that have been hand-crafted by the firm's best luthiers in its Tokyo Custom Shop for NAMM 2017.

This year's stand features a selection of fine finishes including metallic flakes, custom hardware and beautiful or unusual woods. Browse the gallery to see some of the instruments produced by the firm's finest guitar-makers.

EX17-06 Exhibition Limited FRX — Floyd Rose Cast Metal Gun Metallic

EX17-06 Exhibition Limited FRX

EX17-42 Exhibition Limited Snapper — CTM Floyd Rose Sand-Blast Gold Leaf

EX17-42 Exhibition Limited Snapper

EX17-02 Exhibition Limited Snapper — Flicker Olive Sunburst

EX17-02 Exhibition Limited Snapper

EX17-33 Exhibition Limited Mystique — Dark Indigo Purple

EX17-33 Exhibition Limited Mystique

EX17-28 Exhibition Limited Arrow — Indigo Purple

EX17-28 Exhibition Limited Arrow

EX17-19 Exhibition Limited Eclipse — Black Cherry

EX17-19 Exhibition Limited Eclipse

EX17-27 Exhibition Limited Arrow — Gold Lacquer

EX17-27 Exhibition Limited Arrow

EX17-22 Exhibition Limited Stream — GT Natural

EX17-22 Exhibition Limited Stream

EX17-23 Exhibition Limited Stream — GT Carbon Black

EX17-23 Exhibition Limited Stream

EX17-16 Exhibition Limited Eclipse — Skull Graphic, Nakatani Original

EX17-16 Exhibition Limited Eclipse

EX17-15 Exhibition Limited Eclipse — Carbon Black

EX17-15 Exhibition Limited Eclipse

EX17-21 Exhibition Limited Stream — GT Natural/Tea Sunburst

EX17-21 Exhibition Limited Stream

EX17-20 Exhibition Limited Stream — GT Natural/Indigo Purple

EX17-20 Exhibition Limited Stream

EX17-39 Exhibition Limited Stream — CTM-SL5 Natural

EX17-39 Exhibition Limited Stream

EX17-41 Exhibition Limited Stream — CTM-SL5/Multi-Scale Natural

EX17-41 Exhibition Limited Stream

EX17-37 Exhibition Limited Mystique — Olive Green

EX17-37 Exhibition Limited Mystique

EX17-36 Exhibition Limited Mystique — Yellow/Brown Sunburst

EX17-36 Exhibition Limited Mystique

Matt is a freelance journalist who has spent the last decade interviewing musicians for the likes of Total Guitar, Guitarist, Guitar World, MusicRadar, NME.com, DJ Mag and Electronic Sound. In 2020, he launched CreativeMoney.co.uk, which aims to share the ideas that make creative lifestyles more sustainable. He plays guitar, but should not be allowed near your delay pedals.

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