OK....so most of you guys know me, and as such you know that one of the first things I like to do to a new Larrivee is install a set of Colosi bridge pins. Well, I have a new Larrivee, and a set of Colosi pins. But, when I went to install them, I saw this......
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y122/travette/DSC_2794.jpg)
So....where do the pins go?...................
Guess you'll have to tie on one ... and look for a square hole to fill with those round pins. :laughin:
This is new age edgy
use them for piercings :arrow
You need a Colosi bridge bar :roll
So Walkerman,
Is this your way of saying you just purchased a Larrivee Classical. :wacko:
Dave
Classic!
That would make a great Forum Guitar.
mary
Quote from: webberink on June 17, 2014, 05:34:32 PM
So Walkerman,
Is this your way of saying you just purchased a Larrivee Classical. :wacko:
Dave
That's a distinct possibility :laughin:
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y122/travette/DSC_2790.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y122/travette/DSC_2795.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y122/travette/DSC_2804.jpg)
(http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y122/travette/DSC_2802.jpg)
All that aside, that looks like a really :nice guitar: :drool:
Lovely rosette and tuners.
Very beautiful guitar!!
:nice guitar:
:wave I have a drill and bits and know how to use it :nanadance
Very nice Steve, but,,, where's the inlay?
Quote from: broKen on June 18, 2014, 12:17:00 AM
Very nice Steve, but,,, where's the inlay?
For reasons which cannot be mentioned, this guitar required a very particular appearance...... :beer
Is that an Italian spruce top? Looks awesome!
Quote from: Denis on June 18, 2014, 10:55:09 AM
Is that an Italian spruce top? Looks awesome!
Austrian spruce.
Quote from: Walkerman on June 18, 2014, 09:31:38 PM
Austrian spruce.
Really? Austrian spruce? That's a new one! Sweet guitar.
Not the standard Larrivee rosette ... what gives?
Quote from: Mikeymac on June 19, 2014, 12:07:29 PM
Not the standard Larrivee rosette ... what gives?
I think that JCL is getting back to his roots and re-aquainting himself with the classical world. He's doing some amazing headstock configurations, rosettes and such. And he's always getting his hands on really great wood when he travels around the world.
If I get a Larrivee classical someday, I will want the "other" rosette... :rolleye:
But yours is definitely a :nice guitar:
Although I can appreciate the artistry of the rosette, it seems too christmasy for my taste.
I *love* the rosette. Is Larrivee planning to make more of these? :?
mary
The rosette looks like a Miguel Rodriguez copy:
http://www.kentguitarclassics.com/classical-guitars/miguel-rodriguez/miguel-rodriguez-1986-spruce-65cm
I like it too :+1: