First 09 Series Koa Parlor!

Started by guitaradoptions, February 12, 2004, 07:48:47 PM

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Dave, that thing sure is pretty.  And I like the fact they left the traditional pick guard off.  Kind a wish my Walnut 0-09 had come without the PG.  Pretty!
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Goodall
Martin
Collings
Larrivee

WOW, is that particular guitar for sale???
B) poki


Larrivee 0-09K Koa/sitka
Seagull S6+CW Folk
Goodall Parlor

Nice!

I've always thought the parlor I owned for a short while was a stunning piece of koa.  What do you think?  I often wish I still had it!



Not sure why my pic isn't loading here.  It was last night when I originally posted.  Hmmm...
Larrivee LV-09BW
And a bunch of others...

QuoteWOW, is that particular guitar for sale???
B) poki
It is! And, at the moment, it's the only one of its kind in the world!


Geez, someone bought the guitar already...i wonder who it may be???
:P  


Larrivee 0-09K Koa/sitka
Seagull S6+CW Folk
Goodall Parlor

Looking at that backside of this beauty makes me think of the Ukelele that Adam Sandler plays in "50 First Dates." It has the same deeply defined washboard pattern.

Then I look at my Koa Parlour and it looks so plain beside it. There is a very subtle figuring in mine that pales beside this one.

However, the price seems a bit steep compared with other Parlours that Larrivee has made. But I suppose this first-out guitar is reflective of other models that bear the "09" designation. Now if only they would release a Parlour 10....

Griff
Larrivée: LJ-10 Custom (Gryphon)
L-10-12 (Bell Tower)
Parlour Koa Special Edition (Sweet Baby)
Gibson: 1951 Southern Jumbo ('Tiger')

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