...and it was exceptional...very open sound...piano like...excellent sustain...very playable...haven't played many Larrivees, but sure was impressed this afternoon...
Hi there. Due to the abundance of guitars, my friend had to hide his L 09 from his other half so It took up residence in my lounge. I was impressed by certain qualities but overall it wasn't my style of guitar. Of course I couldn't resist actually playing the guitar and when I did that was that. I bought the Larrivee and haven't looked back since. It has its own idiosyncrasies (cut me some slack on the spelling) but we wont be parted. Its a till death do us part job. Best wishes John :-)
Billy Boy and John R.
WELCOME TO THE FORUM !!!
Glad you have discovered the Larrivée mystic, and this unique group of LL's (larrivee lovers) ^_^
phill :mellow:
ps. some here are very hungery and donuts usuallly sates them. newbies are their second choice for a meal :GRN>
Welcom and don't forget the applefritters:
(http://www.goshingletown.com/HTLM/cinnamonbakery/Donuts/AppleFritter6802_thumb.jpg) :WNK>
I still think apple fritters look like....
Quote from: Calvin on July 04, 2006, 07:36:11 PM
I still think apple fritters look like....
Try an apple dumpling, then. Hmm, that actually sounds worse, but it certainly looks better.
I'm assuming they're not just a New England thing.
hehehehahahahha Apple dumplings. Apple Fritters.
Apple Dumritters lol. Apple Frumplings. lol :GRN>
Apple sh'...lings. hahahhahahahahah. :GRN> (okay okay joke's over)
Quote from: Calvin on July 04, 2006, 10:34:15 PM
hehehehahahahha Apple dumplings. Apple Fritters.
Apple Dumritters lol. Apple Frumplings. lol :GRN>
Apple sh'...lings. hahahhahahahahah. :GRN> (okay okay joke's over)
Yes, they are great soaked in rum, but you shouldn't eat so many of them... :GRN>