Sire Larry Carlton L7 - Best Affordable Les Paul Copy? - Electric Guitar Review

This week we check out the highly rated L7 from the 'new' Sire Larry Carlton range of affordable axes. Join us as we scratch the surface a little to see what lies beneath, get nerdy about bridge fitments, and wonder about rusty strings and weird fretboard marks. Beware it's a long one!! We have recently launched an advertising free OTT subscription channel for those wishing to support us with a $4.99 monthly contribution which will help keep this channel free of sponsored products. Find out more and take a 30 day free trial at: http://theguitaristas.vhx.tv If you don't like any of the talking or the playing bits in this video we've made it easy for you to skip along to the next chapter in case something more interesting is happening... 0:00 intro & coming up 1:18 introducing the Larry Paul 3:26 five rusty strings 5:00 body, neck, and other specs 9:16 what does it weigh? 9:59 tailpiece and bridges 14:44 binding, frets, and fretboard finish 16:07 inside pickup cavities 18:02 inside control cavity 19:42 pickup outputs 20:00 neck profile & measurements 20:41 around the headstock 22:25 adding six new strings 24:41 bridge string clearance 26:55 which amp is it today? 29:32 what it sounds like part 1 30:09 what it sounds like part 2 30:55 tone & volume controls 33:14 let's play something! 33:46 the wait is over jam part 1 36:29 so what do we think? 41:41 let's wrap this baby up 43:00 the wait is over play out jam Signal Chain Info: Drive Pedals (when on): Klon KTR / RAT Amp: Blackstar HT1H / Marshall 1936 Vintage 2x12 Mics AKG C414 & SM57 Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 into Protools We run this channel to provide therapy for our gear addiction and for an excuse to buy more. Re-Launched during lockdown 2020/2021 we are experimenting with ideas to see what sticks, so any feedback you give is most welcome. Please like and subscribe if you would like to support the channel! #sireguitars #electricguitar #larrycarlton #guitaraddict #theguitaristas #guitarist