This L-body electric guitar is designed for musicians seeking a traditional instrument with meticulous construction, ideal for practice, studio, or stage. Its mahogany body with a flamed hard maple top offers excellent resonance and rich tonal balance. The set-in C-shape neck ensures optimal comfort for players of all levels, while the edgeless rosewood fingerboard facilitates precise playing. Perfect for jazz, blues, or rock enthusiasts, it combines versatility and quality in a mid-range price bracket.
| Model | Larry Carlton L5 Black |
|---|---|
| Body | Mahogany with hard maple top and flamed veneer |
| Neck | Set-in mahogany, C-shape |
| Fingerboard | Edgeless rosewood |
| Radius | 300 mm |
| Scale Length | 630 mm |
| Frets | 22 Medium Jumbo frets (2.7 mm) |
| Nut | GraphTech Tusq XL 43 mm, 6 strings |
| Bridge | Sire Modern Tune-O-Matic |
| Stop tail | Aluminum |
| Tuners | Sire Standard Tuner |
| Controls | 3-way Lever Switch, 2 Volume, 2 Tone (Push/Pull for Coil Split) |
| Pickguard | Ivory |
| Finish | Chrome hardware |
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