Sire Larry Carlton H7F Electric Guitar in Black

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This is a New Sire Larry Carlton H7F Electric Guitar in Black from Sire, now available in the Guitar category on Guitars Pedals Amps and Stuff.. Read More below.

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The Sire H7F is a full-sized hollow-body electric guitar that produces rich jazzy tones perfect for guitarists who love playing blues, jazz and pretty much any other genre you’d care to mention that requires a resonant acoustic-like electric guitar sound. With a rolled, smoothened fingerboard that allows your fretting hand to glide effortlessly, twin humbuckers, and a Tune-O-Matic bridge and tailpiece that is configured to Larry Calrton’s iconic tonality, the H7F provides plenty of smooth-sounding, classic jazz charm and unrivalled comfort.Key Features Comfort and elegance – Sire’s Edgeless™ fretboard design features rolled, smoothened edges for a superior feel and playing experience. Full-sized hollow body – The hollow Maple body produces that distinctive warm and resonant tone that jazz guitarists crave. Signature tone set – Achieve Larry Carlton’s iconic tonality thanks to twin vintage humbucker pickups and a Tune-O-Matic & Tailpiece bridge. Purpose built for jazz and bluesThe large fully hollow all Maple body of the Sire Larry Carlton H7F produces that warm, fuller acoustic-like sound that is synonymous with jazz and blues. The large body helps to amplify the low-end frequencies which helps to produce its distinctive fat tone, while its hollow construction lends an airy openness to chord strumming. Thanks to its lightweight construction the H7F is particularly comfortable to hold for extended periods of time.Achieve Larry Carlton’s signature tonalityAs well as twin vintage humbuckers that provide a warm, thick tone with just the right amount of bark and bite; Sire’s H7F guitars also feature a Tune-O-Matic bridge and tailpiece as well as Sire’s premium diecast tuners for a classy and vintage aesthetic with maximum tuning stability. Now you can truly mesh the legendary jazz guitarist’s authentic sound into your own compositions.SpecificationsBody Body Material: Maple Body Shape: Sire Full Hollow Shape Body Finish: BK (Black) Neck Neck Material: Mahogany Neck Shape: C-Shape Scale Length: 24.75” Fingerboard Material: Ebony Edgeless™ (Rolled Fretboard Edges) Fingerboard Radius: 12” Number of Frets Total: 22 (2.7mm Medium Jumbo) String Nut: Bone, 43mm width Fingerboard Inlay Style: Pearloid Split Square Neck Joint: Set-in Neck Electronics Pickups: Larry Carlton Vintage Humbucker Sets Controls: 3way Toggle Switch, 2 volume, 2 tone Knobs: Black Top Hat Knob Hardware Bridge: Tune-O-Matic (Rosewood Bottom) & Tailpiece Tuning Gear: Sire Premium Diecasting Tuner Hardware Finish: Chrome Pickguard: Black 3ply

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Sire has quickly earned a reputation for delivering high-quality instruments that combine professional performance with exceptional value. Best known for its collaboration with legendary bassist Marcus Miller, the brand focuses on precision engineering, smooth playability, and tonal versatility. Sire’s basses and guitars feature premium components like rolled fretboard edges, active preamps, and solid tonewoods that rival instruments costing far more. Designed to meet the needs of modern players across genres, Sire blends craftsmanship and innovation to make great tone accessible to everyone, from aspiring musicians to seasoned professionals seeking reliability without compromise.

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