Eko ST 100 Black
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The Essentials to Know About the Eko ST100 Guitar
The Essentials to Know About the Eko ST100 Guitar
- Timeless S-style look: double cutaway, effective ergonomics, and easy access to the high frets
- SSS configuration (3 single-coil pickups) with a 5-position selector switch: wide range of clean to slightly overdriven tones
- Maple bolt-on neck with a low C profile: comfortable grip for beginners
- Vibrato with individual saddles: string-by-string action and intonation adjustments
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An ST with a "1950s spirit," revisited by Eko
The ST100 follows the great tradition of Type S electric guitars, a silhouette that has become a reference since the 1950s. Eko takes this classic recipe (double cutaway, three single-coil pickups, vibrato) to offer an accessible instrument with a familiar aesthetic and immediate versatility, designed to accompany the first years of playing.For which guitarist, and for which styles?
Designed as an ideal electric guitar for beginners, the ST100 is also very suitable as a second "plug and play" guitar for leisure use. Its three single-coil configuration is comfortable in pop, rock, blues, funk, and all genres requiring defined clean sounds, dynamic crunches, and more scooped intermediate positions.The sound
The poplar body provides a balanced response and a clear attack, while the maple neck adds clarity and "snap" in the upper spectrum. The laurel fingerboard slightly rounds off the whole for a pleasant feel. On the electronics side, the 3 standard Eko single-coil pickups deliver precise and responsive tones: individual positions for sharp and present attacks, and positions 2 and 4 (via the 5-position selector switch) for smoother, scooped sounds, perfect for rhythm playing. The vibrato allows subtle effects, and the adjustable saddles facilitate fine tuning of the instrument.Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | SSS | Original Strings | Eko 10/46 |
| Fretboard: side markers | Yes | Scalloped | Double |
| Category | ST | Body | Poplar |
| Truss Rod | Double-action | Bridge / tailpiece | Strat type with independent saddles |
| Strings | Metal | Vibrato | Standard |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Nbre of pickups | 3 |
| Neck | Maple | Neck Pickup | Single-coil |
| Neck format | C low profile | Middle pickup | Single coil |
| Radius | 14 " | Bridge pickup | Single coil |
| Nut Width | 42 mm | Electronics | Passive |
| Fingerboard | Laurel | Selector | 5-position |
| Marker | Point | Settings | 2x tone, 1 Volume |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | Color | Black |
| Scale (mm) | 650 mm | Finishing | Glossy |
| Tuning pegs | Diecast | Hardware | Chromed |
| Shape | Type S | Neck finish | satin |
| Body finish | gloss | Tuners | diecast |
| Pickguard | white | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Neck shape | low C | Pickups | 3 standard Eko single-coils |
| Inlays | dots | Controls | 1 volume, 2 tone knobs |
| Scale length | 650 mm / 25.59 inches | Number of frets | 22 |
| Fingerboard radius | 14 inches / 355.6 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Eko ST 100 Black suitable for beginner electric guitar players?
This model is designed for the first years of playing, featuring a maple neck with a C low profile shape. The 42 mm nut and the original Eko 10/46 strings correspond to a common electric guitar format. The 22 frets and the 650 mm scale length provide complete positioning on the neck.
What tones do the three single-coil pickups on this guitar offer?
The SSS configuration includes three standard Eko single-coil pickups, selectable by a 5-way switch. The neck, middle, and bridge positions deliver defined attacks, while the intermediate positions provide scooped tones ideal for rhythm playing.
Is the vibrato adjustable?
The standard Strat-type vibrato uses individually adjustable saddles, allowing fine-tuning of the instrument.
What musical styles can be played with the Eko ST 100 Black?
Thanks to its three single-coil pickups and controls including one volume and two tones, this guitar fits within pop, rock, blues, and funk genres. The poplar body provides a balanced response, complemented by the clarity of the maple neck.
What are the dimensions of the neck and fingerboard?
The laurel fingerboard has a 14-inch (355.6 mm) radius and features 22 frets. Its scale length measures 650 mm, or 25.59 inches. The satin finish on the neck completes its C low profile shape.



