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Your email bounced back. Could you send pics to drssyoon@gmail.com? Thanks.
Not interested in the guitar, but I'd just like to say that Michael is a stand up guy. I've bought a couple of things from Michael (through this forum) in the past, and both times, he was honest, helpful, and a pleasure to work with. If you're interested in this guitar, rest assured that he's a good guy.
Michael, g'luck on the sale.
-dan (formerly dark paniel)
can you tell me a little more about the guitar... I know The D... the know the 03 series... but can find what the SP is... seriously interested if it is what I think. also any way to get pics? email.... riccol@verizon.net
thanks
Quote from: fingersonly on April 16, 2007, 02:16:25 PM
can you tell me a little more about the guitar... I know The D... the know the 03 series... but can find what the SP is... seriously interested if it is what I think. also any way to get pics? email.... riccol@verizon.net
thanks
SP means the back and sides are sapele instead of mahogany. Larrivee has stopped using mahogany for it's 03 series guitars as it is getting more scarce. Sapele is an African wood that has many of the characteristics of mahogany.
Thanks, know what sapele is just not sure what the designation was in Larrivee's line
I'm interested and would like to see pics.
Thanks,
harwick@earthlink.net
Hey guys,
To clarify on the SP thing: Larrivee did a short run akin to the blackwood/BW and walnut/WL lines in sapelle prior to the line changeover. This is one of those instruments that were available as a D and OM, along with a quilted sapelle L.
Thanks for your interest.
Michael
Potential local sale fell through when the significant other (whom I'm sure is absolutely lovely) caught wind. One bump before I take less in trade at the local shop.
Michael
Bump for a significant price drop (and a few related changes). Someone help a fella out.
Michael
Are you located in the US or Canada? I from Canada and it seems that shipping over the border can be a hassle sometimes. Thanks.
Quote from: bar_train on April 24, 2007, 01:12:50 PM
Are you located in the US or Canada? I from Canada and it seems that shipping over the border can be a hassle sometimes. Thanks.
I'm in the US. If you want to make it work, I've done Canadian shipments before. We'll just need to figure out what the shipping upcharge is and work from there. As much as anything, it's the taxes, duties and such that can be a drag.
Michael
Ya, sorry mischultz. It is the duty and brokerage fees that turn me off. I tried purchasing from an American member once before and it got to the point that for just a few extra bucks I could get a new one. He was good enough to let me go back on the deal. Actually he was more that good enough, he was great though out the whole process. A real stand up guy.
What is the price on this? I don't see it in the thread.