In a strange twist of fate, a three way deal went south with a couple of forum members and was it ever a godsend. I don't know what part of my brain was lacking the day I decided I could let this one go. After playing it a bunch over the last three days or so, I've found it to have the best tone all the way up the neck of any instrument I have owned. With my really high tenor voice, I do a lot of capoing and this thing sounds so full. So glad things didn't work out.....
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Which OM is it?
If you're like me, you sometimes don't know what you had till it's gone. THEN comes the dawn!! Too late. I sold a 1967 Gibson B45-12 back in 1988 or so. The first real guitar I ever owned. Bought it new in 1968. I'm still looking for it on ebay and other places.
Good for you!! That's the one that didn't get away.
it's the Cedar.....its a Vancouver guitar from the mid 90's.....
Man- that's a nice guitar!
Is it just impossible to get a cedar top on a Larrivee these days?
I now play fingerstyle only and I am in love w/ my OM- wonderin' what cedar might offer for future fingerin'...
:mellow: J.
Cedar/mahogany OM...that must so nice for DADGAD
Congrats again fitness
Some things were meant to be;-)
We'll be watching you now! :wacko: ^_^
"until death do us part" :WNK>
or at least until next week ^_^ ^_^
Very nice I bet she sings
QuoteSo glad things didn't work out.....
There has to be a song in this statement!
Quote from: ronmac on January 15, 2006, 09:25:55 AM
There has to be a song in this statement!
yeah, kind of like "If the phone doesn't ring, it's me" :GRN>
I've been just staring at those pictures in kind of a trance for about 10 minutes . . that guitar is a beauty. I am very happy for you that fate intervened to save you from yourself . . . :WNK>
Glad it (didn't) workout! That has to be some of the tightest grain cedar I've seen.
"Don't it always to go, that you don't you got 'til it's gone..."