NEW models on Larrivee site.

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I've always wanted a Martin Johnny Cash Signature D-35 - but who's got $4,500 for one?!

This could scratch that itch for a heckuva lot less - but I'd want to try to buff it out...
1999 D-02 Left-handed
2002 L-05 Left-handed
Larrivee owner since 1992

   Natural baritone? WOW! That might be a deal-sealer? Tad, the way you're always talking about your baritone, this just might be a great way to get one for a great price, esp. if used. Plus, as you said, HOG body? Glad only the dread is black...
     J
'11 Martin OM18V Engelmann Custom
'11 Martin D-18 Adirondack Custom
'12 Martin MFG OM-35 Custom
'07 Larrivee OOO-60(Trinity Guitars)
'13 Larrivee OM-03 "Exotic"RW Custom(Oxnard C.S.)
'10 L.Canteri OO1JP Custom(IS/IT.WALNUT)


So it seems I have come to doubt, all that I once held as true

I happened to walk into a store today and they had the new Furch collection, and guess what - satin black dreadnoughts. A trend....

Quote from: frankhond on September 02, 2010, 05:50:32 PM
I happened to walk into a store today and they had the new Furch collection, and guess what - satin black dreadnoughts. A trend....

Not sure where I saw it...but Seagull is offering a new black guitar too. A trend for sure!
Larrivee 00-70 
Gibson Advanced Jumbo  - J-185 - J200 Jr.
 National Resophonics  M1 Tricone
 Eastman MD-904 - DGM-1

Quote from: Dotneck on September 02, 2010, 06:29:16 PM
Not sure where I saw it...but Seagull is offering a new black guitar too. A trend for sure!
And Seagull is offering an all solid wood dread with cutaway and pick up for not much dinero. Lots of competition in North America right now.

Quote from: dependan on September 02, 2010, 07:59:55 PM
  And Seagull is offering an all solid wood dread with cutaway and pick up for not much dinero. Lots of competition in North America right now.

Seagull is a part of a great guitar making company.  Lots of good stuff coming out of La Patrie, QC!!

A black D-03 is still a D-03 after all.  It will still play and sound the way D-03 sounds.  I know I ouldn't get a black one but hey, some people like that. 

The baritone... :drool:  I've played a couple of them in the past and it's like a parlor, not physically or sound wise, but in it's difference from a regular scale guitar.  Like a parlor but at the low end of the spectrum..hard to describe, I just know I want one!

 Forgive me for mentioning the "T" word but I strummed a few chords on a Taylor 8 string Baritone. It's quite a remarkable instrument. If money were no object I would love to add one to the collection but I can't so I won't :crying:   
*Larrivee L03 Bubinga
*Kremona Sophia classical
*Taylor 562ce
* Makala Baritone Ukulele

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