Sire Larry Carlton S3 New Gen Electric Guitar - Metallic Gold

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Your Go-To S-Series Guitar, Elevated - The Sire Larry Carlton S3 New Gen Electric Guitar in Metallic Gold The S3 New Gen builds on the S Series platform with upgraded features designed to deliver reliable performance and long-term durability. With refined construction, modern finishes, and enhanced hardware, the S3 New Gen is built to meet the needs of today’s players while offering exceptional value. SPECIFICATIONS Body Body Material: Indonesian Mahogany Body Shape: Sire Double-Cut Body Body Color: D.Navy (Dark Navy), BK (Black), CAR (Candy Apple Red), AWH (Antique White), MGO (Metallic Gold) Neck Neck: Hard Maple (C-Shape) Scale: 25.5" Fingerboard: Rosewood with Edgeless™ (Rolled Edges) Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" Frets: 2.7 mm Medium Jumbo Nut: Bone, 42mm Width Inlay: Dot Neck Joint: Four Bolt Steel Plate Hardware Bridge: Sire Modern Tremolo (2-Post) Tuners: Sire Standard Hardware: Chrome Pickguard: Mint Green (D.Navy, CAR), Black 3-ply (BK), Tortoise (AWH) Electronics Pickups: Sire Standard SSS Set Controls: 5-way Lever Switch, Volume, Tone Knobs: IV Standard Control Knobs Manufacturer: Sire USA Model: 2025-S3NG-MGO SKU: I819518-N-1-WHXD We are Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination for musicians and audio professionals across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Family-owned and operated, our legendary music store delivers Everything in Music®—from instruments and recording gear to pro audio, rentals, and repair services. Our team of musicians and industry experts lives and breathes gear, helping you build the perfect setup for your next performance, studio session, or installation. As an authorized dealer for top brands, we also offer our award-winning CHUCKSCLUSIVE line—exclusive, limited-edition instruments and collaborations recognized with the NAMM Top 100 Dealer Innovation Award for redefining what a music retail experience can be. Chuck Levin’s isn’