The Larry Carlton Q7 Black is a high-end electric guitar designed for demanding musicians seeking an instrument that combines comfort and performance. Its mahogany body with a solid maple top ensures rich resonance, while its C-shaped neck and ebony fingerboard offer fluid playability, ideal for both studio and stage. This lightweight and ergonomic guitar features Sire LC Q humbucker pickups for a versatile sound, perfectly suited for various styles, from blues to rock. Its refined design and premium components guarantee an optimal and durable playing experience.
| Body | Mahogany with solid maple top |
|---|---|
| Body Shape | Sire Q shape |
| Neck | Mahogany, C-shape, set-neck |
| Scale Length | 25" |
| Fingerboard | Ebony, 10" radius |
| Frets | 22 frets, 2.7mm Medium Jumbo |
| Nut | Bone, 43mm |
| Inlay | White pearloid/abalone rounded-rectangular block |
| Pickups | Sire LC Q Humbucker Pickup Sets (H-H) |
| Controls | 5-way selector, volume, tone |
| Knobs | Gold |
| Bridge | Wilkinson WVP-6SB |
| Tuners | Premium locking tuners |
| Finish | Black (BK) with gold hardware |
| Pickguard | None |
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