Larry Carlton L7 CAR New Gen
Single Cut Guitars
Brand profile · Japan, est. 2000s
Larry Carlton guitars represent a collaboration between the legendary session guitarist and Yamaha, aiming to deliver instruments embodying Carlton's signature tone and playability. These guitars are known for their refined aesthetics, comfortable feel, and versatility, catering to a wide range of musical styles. They’ve quickly earned a reputation for offering a premium playing experience at a more accessible price point than some comparable boutique brands.
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Larry Carlton guitars are primarily manufactured in Japan, known for its high standards in instrument construction. Some models may be produced in other Yamaha facilities in Asia.
While they draw inspiration from classic designs, Larry Carlton guitars are not direct replicas. They incorporate Carlton’s personal preferences and modern refinements to create unique instruments.
The 'New Gen' designation indicates a revised or updated version of a particular model, often featuring subtle improvements to the design, materials, or electronics.