Sire Bass Guitars T7-3TS Larry
Discover the Sire Larry Carlton T7, a T-Style guitar combining handcrafted precision and extreme versatility. Designed for perfection, it completely redefines current standards.
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Sire Larry Carlton T7: The "T-Style" that revolutionizes standards
If you're looking for that legendary "twang" without having to mortgage your house, look no further. Designed in collaboration with studio legend Larry Carlton, the Sire T7 isn't just a copy; it's a modern upgrade to the timeless classic.
With its roasted maple neck and boutique luthier-quality finishes, the T7 offers a playing experience usually found on instruments two to three times more expensive.
Why is the Sire T7 a "Game Changer"?
1. The handle is made of Roasted Maple
It's the star of the show. The wood is heated to a high temperature to eliminate moisture and impurities.
The result? Incredible stability (perfect for our Quebec winters and humid summers) and an immediate "vintage" resonance.
The feel: The edges of the fretboard are rounded (Rolled Fretboard Edges). There are no sharp edges. It feels like the guitar has been played for 20 years from the first time you pick it up.
2. Instrument making designed for professionals
No more tuning problems. The T7 comes equipped with locking tuners as standard. This is a rare feature in this price range, making string changes easier and ensuring rock-solid pitch stability.
3. The Sound of Larry Carlton
Equipped with Sire LC Super-T pickups, this guitar covers the entire spectrum. The bridge pickup offers that piercing bite ideal for country and rock, while the neck pickup delivers warmth and roundness for jazz and blues.
Technical Specifications
| Component | Details |
| Body | North American Alder |
| Body shape | Sire T-Shape |
| Sleeve | Roasted Hard Maple |
| Handle Profile | "C" shaped |
| Touch | Roasted hard maple with rounded edges (Rolled Edges) |
| Radius | 9.5" (Modern Comfort) |
| Fret | 22 Medium Jumbo (2.7mm) |
| Nut | Genuine bone (42mm) |
| Mechanics | Sire Premium Locking Tuners (Locking) |
| Easel | Vintage T with brass saddles |
| Microphones | Set Sire LC Super-T |
| Controls | Volume, Tone, 3-position selector |
How does it compare?
Many of our customers hesitate between Sire and the major, established brands. Here's an honest comparison:
| Characteristic | Sire Larry Carlton T7 | Fender Player Telecaster | Squier Classic Vibe |
| Handle Material | Roasted Maple | Standard Maple | Standard Maple |
| Touch Finishes | Rounded (Rolled) Edges | Standard | Standard |
| Mechanics | Locking | Standard | Vintage Style |
| Nut | Bones | Synthetic | Bone |
| Price | $$(Best value) | $$$ | $ |
FAQ: Answers to your questions
Based on the most frequently asked questions by guitarists on the web.
1. Is the Sire T7 heavy?
The T7 uses North American alder. The weight typically ranges between 7.5 lbs and 8.5 lbs, which is considered the standard and comfortable weight for a T-style guitar.
2. Are locking mechanisms really useful?
Absolutely. Not only do they make changing strings ultra-fast, but they eliminate string slippage around the tuning pegs, ensuring your guitar stays in tune longer.
3. Where are Sire guitars manufactured?
They are manufactured in Indonesia in a factory wholly owned by Sire. Unlike other brands that outsource, Sire controls 100% of its production, which explains the superior quality of the finish.
4. Is this guitar suitable for beginners?
Yes, and it's even an excellent investment. The comfort of the edgeless neck makes learning easier (less hand fatigue), and it's a guitar you won't need to change as you progress.
5. Does the guitar come with a case?
To maintain this competitive price, Sire does not include a gig bag with the T7. We have several compatible options available in store at Garage à Musique, feel free to ask!
Sire Larry Carlton T7: The "T-Style" that revolutionizes standards
If you're looking for that legendary "twang" without having to mortgage your house, look no further. Designed in collaboration with studio legend Larry Carlton, the Sire T7 isn't just a copy; it's a modern upgrade to the timeless classic.
With its roasted maple neck and boutique luthier-quality finishes, the T7 offers a playing experience usually found on instruments two to three times more expensive.
Why is the Sire T7 a "Game Changer"?
1. The handle is made of Roasted Maple
It's the star of the show. The wood is heated to a high temperature to eliminate moisture and impurities.
The result? Incredible stability (perfect for our Quebec winters and humid summers) and an immediate "vintage" resonance.
The feel: The edges of the fretboard are rounded (Rolled Fretboard Edges). There are no sharp edges. It feels like the guitar has been played for 20 years from the first time you pick it up.
2. Instrument making designed for professionals
No more tuning problems. The T7 comes equipped with locking tuners as standard. This is a rare feature in this price range, making string changes easier and ensuring rock-solid pitch stability.
3. The Sound of Larry Carlton
Equipped with Sire LC Super-T pickups, this guitar covers the entire spectrum. The bridge pickup offers that piercing bite ideal for country and rock, while the neck pickup delivers warmth and roundness for jazz and blues.
Technical Specifications
| Component | Details |
| Body | North American Alder |
| Body shape | Sire T-Shape |
| Sleeve | Roasted Hard Maple |
| Handle Profile | "C" shaped |
| Touch | Roasted hard maple with rounded edges (Rolled Edges) |
| Radius | 9.5" (Modern Comfort) |
| Fret | 22 Medium Jumbo (2.7mm) |
| Nut | Genuine bone (42mm) |
| Mechanics | Sire Premium Locking Tuners (Locking) |
| Easel | Vintage T with brass saddles |
| Microphones | Set Sire LC Super-T |
| Controls | Volume, Tone, 3-position selector |
How does it compare?
Many of our customers hesitate between Sire and the major, established brands. Here's an honest comparison:
| Characteristic | Sire Larry Carlton T7 | Fender Player Telecaster | Squier Classic Vibe |
| Handle Material | Roasted Maple | Standard Maple | Standard Maple |
| Touch Finishes | Rounded (Rolled) Edges | Standard | Standard |
| Mechanics | Locking | Standard | Vintage Style |
| Nut | Bones | Synthetic | Bone |
| Price | $$(Best value) | $$$ | $ |
FAQ: Answers to your questions
Based on the most frequently asked questions by guitarists on the web.
1. Is the Sire T7 heavy?
The T7 uses North American alder. The weight typically ranges between 7.5 lbs and 8.5 lbs, which is considered the standard and comfortable weight for a T-style guitar.
2. Are locking mechanisms really useful?
Absolutely. Not only do they make changing strings ultra-fast, but they eliminate string slippage around the tuning pegs, ensuring your guitar stays in tune longer.
3. Where are Sire guitars manufactured?
They are manufactured in Indonesia in a factory wholly owned by Sire. Unlike other brands that outsource, Sire controls 100% of its production, which explains the superior quality of the finish.
4. Is this guitar suitable for beginners?
Yes, and it's even an excellent investment. The comfort of the edgeless neck makes learning easier (less hand fatigue), and it's a guitar you won't need to change as you progress.
5. Does the guitar come with a case?
To maintain this competitive price, Sire does not include a gig bag with the T7. We have several compatible options available in store at Garage à Musique, feel free to ask!