Poll
Question:
Choose a body and options ("SD 12 fret, 12 string satin" for example) vote can be changed
Option 1: Jumbo
Option 2: SD
Option 3: D
Option 4: Classical
Option 5: P or O Deep Body
Option 6: 00
Option 7: 000
Option 8: OM
Option 9: L
Option 10: Mandolin
Option 11: Ukelele
Option 12: Electric
Option 13: Satin
Option 14: Gloss
Option 15: 12 fret
Option 16: 14 fret
Option 17: 6 String
Option 18: 12 String
Option 19: Long scale
Option 20: Short scale
Option 21: Cutaway
Option 22: LS body
Option 23: Slothead
Option 24: 1 11/16 nut
Option 25: 1 3/4 nut
Option 26: 1 13/16 nut
Option 27: Mahogany or sapele
Option 28: EIR
Option 29: Other wood (specify)
OK, let's try again.
Choose body
Choose finish
Choose neck
Choose scale
Choose 6 or 12 string if applicable.
Vote should be able to be changed.
And remember, absolutely nothing is riding on this... :roll
Comments are always appreciated.
What no cutaway 12 fret Jumbo? Too few choices :winkin: Seriously the more selections the more your data is generalized. I am prety darned happy with my "L"05-12 & DV09.
Quote from: Michael T on August 25, 2010, 04:24:05 PM
What no cutaway 12 fret Jumbo? Too few choices :winkin: Seriously the more selections the more your data is generalized. I am prety darned happy with my "L"05-12 & DV09.
:arrow :arrow I'm Trying!! :arrow :arrow :wacko:
Ok so do I add cutaway, slothead options?
000 12 fret short scale 03 series would be great. Short scale is not absolutely necessary though.
Do we really have to limit it to one? :humour:
It's between a 12 fret 000 short scale 12 string and a long scale parlor (24.5) for me... either with satin finish and cutaway.
LOL!!! And my new 00V-03 isn't even finished yet.
Ed
Edit: I went for the parlor for this poll
Btw, what does Larrivee consider as short scale in say, an 000 size?
Does 000 body imply 1 13/16" neck?
Quote from: zpcm04 on August 25, 2010, 05:23:12 PM
Btw, what does Larrivee consider as short scale in say, an 000 size?
I *think* short scale means 24.75". OTOH, a long scale parlor is 24.5".
Ed
Any LS option?
I wonder, if the price is kept to a minimum, will that mean the wood will be less than AAA? That is, if we keep it simple, will the wood be average? Is that a stupid question? :? I'm not insinuating Mr Larrivee would jip anyone, but why provide AAA tonewood for an economical guitar?
I guess the type of woods chosen will be on the next poll? I.E. mahogany, rosewood, etc.
I am in love with the idea of a jumbo. Kind of goes in the total opposite direction of the trend nowadays of going small and couch guitar. But, hey, I've got a big lap......for me a dred and jumbo are couch guitars :tongue:
How about an RS-2 (RT-2) "tele" with 2 P90's, an ebony fret board and a "V" inlay?
or
How about an all koa, tenor ukulele, Grover gear tuners with a "V" inlay?
Hmmmm, just thinking of the possibilities. :whistling:
Mike
Short scale, 12 fret, slothead, 1-13/16" nut. pyramid bridge, sunburst, adirondak top. No pickguard. 0-03 body size / style. Yes....? :donut :donut2
michael
Voted for 14 fret D. Would also consider J, L, or Classical. I have no interest in steel string small bodies, and anything with a 1 11/16 nut would be deal breaker for me. Would prefer a cutaway.
Something along the lines of a D cutaway with 1 3/4 or wider nut, in a less common tonewood like silver oak, lacewood, etc. Wood headstock overlay with MOP logo. Would also like something other than standard dots or microdots on the fretboard. Even plain would be OK.
Something in a steel string C would also be interesting. Perhaps a satin finish C in hog or walnut.
Here's my input;
12 fret, 00 deep body, long-scale, gloss, herringbone purfling/rosette and maple binding, slotted headstock and cutaway available.
gtrplayer
Quote from: gtrplayer on August 26, 2010, 03:57:58 PM
Here's my input;
12 fret, 00 deep body, long-scale, gloss, herringbone purfling/rosette and maple binding, slotted headstock and cutaway available.
gtrplayer
Sounding closer to a temptation.
Quote from: gtrplayer on August 26, 2010, 03:57:58 PM
Here's my input;
12 fret, 00 deep body, long-scale, gloss, herringbone purfling/rosette and maple binding, slotted headstock and cutaway available.
gtrplayer
Just make the body about 4 1/2 at the butt and only taper down to about 4 1/8 at the neck block and you will really have a unique F-V.
Make it 1-13/16 nut and 2-5/16 saddle, and with the deep body you'd definitely get my attention - but I'd only want a paddle head, with maybe a little traditional JCL inlay design -
OK I voted but couldn't make my mind up on the body so I voted for both an OM and an LS,12 string,12 fret neck and a gloss body.Wood of choice would be Maple for the OM and either maple or mahogany for the LS.Oh ya a CS would really be cool.Clear guard,paddle head,sunburst would be cool.A simple Larrivee inlay on the 12 fret and nothin on the headstock.
Quote from: unclrob on August 27, 2010, 12:23:29 AM
OK I voted but couldn't make my mind up on the body so I voted for both an OM and an LS,12 string,12 fret neck and a gloss body.Wood of choice would be Maple for the OM and either maple or mahogany for the LS.Oh ya a CS would really be cool.Clear guard,paddle head,sunburst would be cool.A simple Larrivee inlay on the 12 fret and nothin on the headstock.
A 12 fret neck on a twelve string...I'd be all over that...
Is there a way to change my vote? :?
Denis I'm not sure anyone would commit to a higher end forum guitar.In a satin finish for me it would need to be a 12 string version of my Pete Anderson right down to that beautiful cheesey sunburst finish.In the LS I just think that they look classier in a gloss finish.No insult to the forum LS.Also a simple sitka top and the more I think about it I think mahogany would have more depth over the drier sounding maple for most people but I think I would still go for maple.
Quote from: unclrob on August 27, 2010, 12:23:29 AM
OK I voted but couldn't make my mind up on the body so I voted for both an OM and an LS,12 string,12 fret neck and a gloss body.Wood of choice would be Maple for the OM and either maple or mahogany for the LS.Oh ya a CS would really be cool.Clear guard,paddle head,sunburst would be cool.A simple Larrivee inlay on the 12 fret and nothin on the headstock.
Make mine a rosewood back and sides (minus the sunburst) and I'm ready to write the check...
Quote from: zpcm04 on August 27, 2010, 08:10:07 AM
Is there a way to change my vote? :?
Click on "Remove Vote" and then re-vote
I just changed mine to a LS, 12 string, 12 fret, short scale, cutaway, satin
Ed
Ed,
Thanks for the response. Man, I hope that wasn't there all along (that was pretty obvious). :roll
short scale OMV.......deep body would be perfect guitar.........either nut size would be fine but 1 11/16 would be preference.
Seems to me we need a slot head option in this poll.
Al
Quote from: ark on September 03, 2010, 10:17:13 PM
Seems to me we need a slot head option in this poll.
Al
Ditto...YUP...Absolutely!!!
Quote from: ark on September 03, 2010, 10:17:13 PM
Seems to me we need a slot head option in this poll.
Al
Hi all.
I started the poll to help focus the discussion. I thought the place to start was the body style. I also thought that the details of woods, slot heads, size at the nut, etc. would come once the consensus on the body was reached. Is everybody content to limit the choice to J, 000, or L? Or just keep adding to the endless list of options? :winkin:
Looks like the majority has chosen 000, 12 fret, short scale, 6 string in satin or gloss. There is no non cutaway option so the 21 votes for it is confusing, better to leave that as a choice the same as woods.
BTW I voted 000, 12fret, long scale, 6 string, satin. But only to view results, not interested in purchasing, no funds.
Quote from: cke on September 04, 2010, 11:36:06 AM
Hi all.
Is everybody content to limit the choice to J, 000, or L? Or just keep adding to the endless list of options? :winkin:
According to the numbers, 0 and 00 have more votes than L.
Ed
Quote from: eded on September 04, 2010, 02:49:22 PM
According to the numbers, 0 and 00 have more votes than L.
Ed
True! Sorry.
I have a sense that there will be no consensus for the Forum V at this time.
Okay, I am adding the wood and other options w/o eliminating anything (SIGH!!)
Quote from: cke on September 04, 2010, 05:57:03 PM
True! Sorry.
I have a sense that there will be no consensus for the Forum V at this time.
Okay, I am adding the wood and other options w/o eliminating anything (SIGH!!)
Hmmm... I have a feeling my (usual) lack of emoticons made my comment come across harsher than intended. Truth be told, I'm approaching the vote as it started out...
"And remember, absolutely nothing is riding on this... "
Actually, the LS 12 Fret 12 string oover on the classifieds might be as close as I might get to what I'd like in a 12 string without an uberexpensive custom commission.
Ed
Quote from: eded on September 04, 2010, 07:44:43 PM
Hmmm... I have a feeling my (usual) lack of emoticons made my comment come across harsher than intended. Truth be told, I'm approaching the vote as it started out...
"And remember, absolutely nothing is riding on this... "
Actually, the LS 12 Fret 12 string oover on the classifieds might be as close as I might get to what I'd like in a 12 string without an uberexpensive custom commission.
Ed
No offense perceived or taken. I thought I was being helpful starting the poll and that people would coalesce around one style. Not to be. Not yet any way. I was expecting that the next F git would be larger, but it seems there is not even that agreement. And when do we ever disagree here? :arrow :cheers
New options and change vote option back in effect.
I just changed my options and realized I think I just described a FIII. If I had the cash, the one up for sale now would have a new home. So be it.
I'm broke(n) :bgrin: