CS or LS short scale?

[musical123]

Does Larrivee make a 24.75ish scale LS or CS model?


Take care

[B0WIE]

If you place an order for one, yes. Larrivee production models only include the biggest sellers but they also do quite a few small runs and customs. It's not like a custom from most shops where you're buying their top and guitars. Larrivee customs include 03s and other basic models.

[Rockysdad]

The 24 series has an OMV and an LV which are 24.75" scale.

[StringPicker6]

I'm sure you could custom order, but it might not be ready for 6+ months

[rockin_ron]

LSV-11

[musical123]

LSV-11

Thanks. I recently picked up a CS-09 that is great and was curious if they made a short scale and it looks like they do. I had no idea, thanks again

[teh]

musical123

Congratulations on your recent acquisition of a CS-09. Can you confirm if this guitar has both a 12 fret neck and a 24.75" scale? This will be a welcome addition to your guitar playing efforts. FWIW; The Florentine cutaway is a $1,500 upcharge on Larrivee's website ($1,000 for an L body) under the custom pricing tab and a 12 fret neck is a $300 upcharge.

The reason I asked is because I have a 12 fret LSV-03 (Forum VI) with a 25.5" scale length and it is super comfortable to play up the neck beyond the 12th fret. That is my second Larrivee with a cutaway; the other is a 12 string LV-03 with a 14 fret neck. While there are a fair number of players who don't like the looks of a cutaway, I think Larrivee does it better than anyone else in the business and I'm glad I have mine.

Let us know what you think after you've played yours for a few weeks.

[musical123]

musical123

Congratulations on your recent acquisition of a CS-09. Can you confirm if this guitar has both a 12 fret neck and a 24.75" scale? This will be a welcome addition to your guitar playing efforts. FWIW; The Florentine cutaway is a $1,500 upcharge on Larrivee's website ($1,000 for an L body) under the custom pricing tab and a 12 fret neck is a $300 upcharge.

The reason I asked is because I have a 12 fret LSV-03 (Forum VI) with a 25.5" scale length and it is super comfortable to play up the neck beyond the 12th fret. That is my second Larrivee with a cutaway; the other is a 12 string LV-03 with a 14 fret neck. While there are a fair number of players who don't like the looks of a cutaway, I think Larrivee does it better than anyone else in the business and I'm glad I have mine.

Let us know what you think after you've played yours for a few weeks.

Hi,

I picked it up on Xmas eve so had it for over a month. It is a 1997 model with 25.5 inch scale and 14 frets to the body.

The guitar is a joy to play, previous owner set the action very low which may explain how easy it is to play. It also sounds very nice. I have some PB EJ16 12s on it and will likely be trying out different sets this year.

At 1st I wasn't sure about the Florentine cut away as I rarely play past the 10th fret, but it looks and feels great.

I tried to post a picture, but it was rejected due to size.

[StringPicker6]

I think the florentine cutaway looks fantastic, and it's also difficult to make. You found yourself a really special guitar, enjoy it!

[musical123]

I think the florentine cutaway looks fantastic, and it's also difficult to make. You found yourself a really special guitar, enjoy it!

Agree. Lucked out and paid an extremely fair price IMHO.