The Larry Carlton T7 SW Blue Swirl is for guitarists looking for a modern electric guitar with a distinctive design. Its unique Swirl finish and direct-mount LC Super-Modern pickups deliver a powerful and clear sound, ideal for a variety of styles in the studio or on stage. The North American alder body and C-shaped maple neck provide comfort and responsiveness, while the Sire Modern Tremolo Bridge allows for precise vibrato effects. Perfect for demanding musicians, this guitar combines bold aesthetics with technical performance suitable for rehearsals, concerts, and recordings.
| Model | Larry Carlton T7 SW Blue Swirl |
|---|---|
| Body | North American Alder |
| Neck | Maple, C-shape, bolt-on |
| Fretboard | Rosewood, edgeless |
| Radius | 241 mm |
| Scale Length | 650 mm |
| Frets | 22 Medium Jumbo 2.7 mm frets |
| Nut | GraphTech Tusq XL 42 mm (6-string) |
| Machine Heads | Sire Premium Locking |
| Bridge | Sire Modern Tremolo Bridge (2 Post Type) |
| Pickups | Direct-mount LC Super-Modern |
| Controls | 5-way Lever Switch, Volume, Tone |
| Finish | Swirl |
| Hardware | Chrome |
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