ON another forum someone just bought a new L-01, I went to larrivees home page and didnt see one, what style body ?
It's basically a L-03 without body binding. I'm pretty sure they're not made anymore. Here's a picture of one I found on the web.
(http://www.larriveeforum.com/pics/l01.jpg)
Thanks I guess a few dealers still have them new stock..Robb
Hi, I'm new to the forum. I just bought an L-01 from www.davesguitar.com for $500.
These were made for a Japanese order that fell through as I understand. Not many of them left out there I guess. I love mine. Killer tome. Beautiful in its simplicity.
Here's a link to a video I made....
http://www.orsino.lfhost.com/video/WheelsL...arriveeL-01.wmv (http://www.orsino.lfhost.com/video/WheelsLarriveeL-01.wmv)
Also, here are pix.....
http://www.orsino.lfhost.com/photos-Larrivee.html (http://www.orsino.lfhost.com/photos-Larrivee.html)
Hi Orsino, that is a great video. I am in the process of getting sound clips of some of the models I have in stock. How did you record the sound? Didi you run into a preamp or mixer, and then to the camera, or direct into the camera? I have a digital camcorder, but I haven't tried to do any of the advanced stuff with it. I have a lot to learn about sound and video engineering. Thanks for posting that. Jason.
ah... the ol` Japanese order story. I read the same thing about the Om-01`s. Funny thing is... I bought my OM-01 in Japan. A very cool all solid guitar for very little money. Couldn`t be happier with mine.
Jason,
I ran directly from the mic to my Behringer mixer and into my Audigy2 soundcard. I ran the camera via USB into the PC.
Windows Movie Maker (freeware) has an option to select the soundcard for the audio input and the camera for the video input (have to take the tape out of the camera so the camera will direct feed to the PC). Basically CD quality sound created with the video.
I have an external mic jack on the camera, but it always creates a lot of hiss and rumble.
Let me know if I can help you in any way!
Thanks for the reply! I have an M-audio soundcard, and a digital camcorder, but I have never tried to do a recording like that. I have had some troubles getting the soundcard operating correctly also. I finally broke down and bought a digital 8 track recorder, because it was easier to use. Problem now is the card on the 8 track fills up so fast. Technology is great, but sometimes hard to master. I am pretty savvy, but so far my soundclips are taking longer than I had hoped. I enjoyed listening to your music. Very good sound, and your playing is accomplished. Gives the rest of us something to shoot for. Jason.