The Lawler C7

(Committee 7)


The Lawler C7 has that real studio sound of the 1950's. The C7's step bore design gives you real control in the upper register and in the dynamic. The effort to go from soft to loud is minimal. The quick response is due to its hand building and stress relieved braces. Many players of vintage Martin Committee's have commented that the C7 sound is right on the mark but with modern intonation and feel.

In an effort to give you more choices in the C7 line and make it easier to make a choice please take a look at the new numbering system for the bells,leadpipes and trim options. This should help you to pick out what combination works best for you.

M series C7 Bell descriptions

Bell M1) This bell has a fast, full bright sound. It is made in a seamless construction for fast artticulation and dynamics. Yellow brass, 5 1/8 rim.

Bell M3) A major change in flare shape gives the new M3 bell a warm sound with the ability to cut out over the section when needed. 2 piece onstruction, Yellow brass, 4 7/8" rim.

Bell M3R) This bell has the same specs as the M3 only it is made in red brass. It will give you a darker sound overall.

Bell M4) This large taper bell is just like the committee large bore model with its 5" rim and large flare and .472 tale. This bell is for the player that likes a nice open sound and feel. Yellow brass and 2 piece construction.

Bell M4R) Same as the M4 specs but made in red brass for a darker tome quality.

Bell M4RS) This seamless bell has the same #4 specs with its .472 tail and 5" rim. It has a very quick responce and clear, clean attack. A full warm tone with great forte impact.


C7 Leadpipe & Bore Specifications

Leadpipes

#1 pipe .340 start opening, slow even taper to bore. This pipe will have nice blow and best intonation. Good note center and slurs.

#1A pipe .345 start opening, slow even taper to bore. This pipe will have a nice open blow and best intonation. Nice slots and very fluid slurs. (most popular)

#2 pipe .345 opening, fast taper to bore. This pipe has a open blow with wider note centers. Good intonation and very fluid slurs.

#2A pipe .350 start opening, fast taper to bore. This pipe has a very open blow with wide note centers. Good intonation and very fluid slurs.

Bore sizes

MS bore (medium step bore) Starts at .437 goes to .453 in the valve section.

MLS bore (medium-large step bore) Most popular bore starts at .453 goes to .460 in the valve section.

LS bore (large step bore) Starts .460 goes to .464 in the valve section.

XLS bore (extra-large-step bore) Starts at .460 goes to .468 in the valve section.

C7 Trim Options & Finishes

Standard Trim
Lawler C7 with all brass construction. Your choice of 1st slide saddle or ring, Standard or Amado waterkeys, inlay pearl or flat brass finger buttons, standard C7 logo on bell.
Price starts at $1900.00

Deluxe Trim
Lawler C7 with nickel outside slide tubes, your choice of 1st slide saddle or ring, nickel top and bottom caps, pearl finger buttons, standard waterkeys or Amado, Hand engraved bell.
Prices start at $2300.00

Starting prices are raw brass (polished brass)

Finishes
Brush (scratch) lacquer adds $175.00
High polish lacquer adds $200.00
Silver plate adds $250.00
24K gold plate adds (call for price)

Due to the increasing cost of credit card processing. We now have a $45.00 restocking fee on all returned instruments.







Pictures below are the C7 in Standard Trim
finished in Brush Lacquer

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C7c
The C7c is the same specs as the C7 only it is not a step bore. Some players like the sound of the C7 Step bore but not the blow. The C7c is built in full cylindracal bore. For instance if you order a ML bore C7c it will be made with a .460 bore through-out. This is a no cost option.

Pictured below is the C7 in Deluxe Trim finished in high polish lacquer.

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