Sire has become famous as the brand that Larry Carlton and Marcus Miller are involved with.
The quality of the guitars and basses they produce is very high, and they are highly supported by people other than Larry Carlton and Marcus Miller.
This model is based on the classic Telecaster style.
The use of roasted maple for the neck is unique in terms of both sound and looks.
The design around the fingerboard and frets is truly modern, and you will really feel the ease of grip.
The roundness of the edges is intentional.
The sound is characterized by a light touch and response.
The balance of the sound output is also excellent, making players feel that the guitar is easier to play than it actually is.
Guitars are becoming more expensive these days, but in fact the quality of low-priced guitars is also becoming higher.
When you touch a guitar like this model, you will probably be able to feel this point.
SPECS
- BODY - North American Alder
Body Material: North American Alder
Body Shape: Sire T Shape
Body Color: Butterscotch Blonde, 3TS, AWH, Fiesta Red
- NECK - Neck Material
Neck Material: Roasted Hard Maple
Neck Shape: C-Shape
Scale: 25.5”
Neck Joint: Four Bolt Steel Square Plate
Fingerboard Material: Roasted Hard Maple (Rolled Edges)
Fingerboard Radius: 9.5”
Frets: 2.7mm Medium Jumbo
String Nut: Bone Nut, 42mm Width
Binding: None
Inlay: Abalone Dot
- ELECTRONICS - Picked up by: Sire LC super super
Pickups: Sire LC super-T Pickup set
Electronics: Volume, Tone, 3 Way Lever Switch
Controls: Volume, Tone, 3 Way Lever Switch
- HARDWARE - Knobs
Knobs: Chrome Dome KnobBridge: Vintage T Bridge(Saddle : Brass)Tuning Gear: Sire Premium Locking TunerHardware Finish: ChromePick guard: BK 3ply( Butterscotch Blode), Tortoise 3ply (TS, AWH), Ivory Pearl 3ply (Fiesta Red)
- CASE - Gigbag
Gigbag
Comes with manufacturer's warranty
Ships in a sturdy cardboard box.
International shipping is also available.
item will be packed with a hard cardboard box.
We do ship internationally.
Contact Info
Contact Info
TEL 045-548-6661
email : ozawa@bassick.jp