A Larrivee story

Started by Larriveeplayer67, April 27, 2006, 08:35:50 AM

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Gotta share a story with you.I've had my Larrivee D-03R for about a month and have tried a variety of strings and picks and really have found a great combo,but for some odd reason Iam  looking for another guitar.Any ideas/suggestions whats going on?
2006 Taylor 814-ce

SOUNDS LIKE "GAS" TO ME.  :GRN> ^_^ :GRN>
jeff

Larrivee 00-03MT Forum IV  #30 of 29

Or got some extra money burning a hole in my pocket ^_^
2006 Taylor 814-ce

Yes. We all understand.

Sounds like your D-03R is lonely and needs a companion! Just be careful...this could be addictive!  ^_^ :WNK>

Jeff
Stanford PSD10 (best Martin D-18 copy out there!)
Stanford PSD20
Walden D552 12-string
The Loar LM-400VS Mandolin

I think its a special covert spray Larrivee uses inside the body, and subtley wafts out as guitar is held and played, inducing the infamous GAS  :wacko: 
I'm doing a clinical study; please send your guitars for me to check out... :WNK>

I know, I have had my OM-03 for just 8 weeks (today) and I have been wanting a D-03R.  I figure I have to have a hog and a rosey in my collection.

Plus I am playing at a weekly bluegrass jam. This past Tuesday I got sandwiched by a Martin dread and Yamaha dread. I was drowned out!  On the other hand I moved to another room and another group of musicians where they were all playing quietly and I could hear my guitar enough to feel like I was contributing to the mix.  I think my OM sounded really good too, such tone.

I am saving up for one.  I got $230 saved so far. For now I am googling Larrivee D-03R and D03R more times than I care to admit.   ^_^
Richard

Larrivee OM-03
Larrivee L-05MT
Martin 000-28
Martin 000-28
Martin D35
Ovation Balladeer
Fender Mexi-Tele

I'm GASING real bad for a 000-50TSB. As much as I hate getting rid of anything, let alone one of my guitars, I'm thinking of trading or selling one or two. Maybe the electrics?
jeff

Larrivee 00-03MT Forum IV  #30 of 29

Only thing Iam afraid is if I get a D-60 it will make my D-03R obsolete.
2006 Taylor 814-ce

This March I ordered an L03 from Jim at Trinity Guitars. Great guitar, and I love it, but I was already planning the next TWO purchases before the L03 arrived.

Have not yet acted on either, because of indecision and lack of money. But this is definitely a sickness.

--Lee

LV67 ...

Just get your tax refund? :GRN>
"The hardest thing in this world .... is to live in it." - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

sold my house...lol.... :GRN>
2006 Taylor 814-ce

Heck LV67 ...

In that case, go get that Collings you've been thinkin' about! :wacko:
"The hardest thing in this world .... is to live in it." - Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Quote from: Larriveeplayer67 on April 27, 2006, 09:11:45 AM
Only thing Iam afraid is if I get a D-60 it will make my D-03R obsolete.

Don't get another D. If you really want another guitar, get an L or OM body. Go for variety, not repetition of the same thing.

Jim

Quote from: CF Larrivee on April 27, 2006, 10:56:50 AM
Heck LV67 ...

In that case, go get that Collings you've been thinkin' about! :wacko:

Thanks!Cf!That's All I needed to hear!
2006 Taylor 814-ce

I agree with Jim.  Keep the D-03R and add a smaller-bodied guitar with mahogany back and sides...  like an OM-03/OM-05/OM-50.  Or even better (blasphemy on this board, I know), a Santa Cruz OM/PW in mahogany!  :GRN>
Jerry  #698

2001 Larrivee D-09
2001 Seagull M-6
1992 Alvarez 5040
c. 1995 Yamaha CG-150CA
1998 A&L Ami

For my part, I want a short-scale mahogany guitar.

Since, y'know, I just sold one six months ago.

D-03RE
D-03-12
00-50 TSB
OM-02

...and several other guitars.  Former Larrivees: P-01, OM-03R SH (Twelfth Fret special edition), P-01 Chris Hadfield special edition

GAS -- A disease for which there is no known cure. However, symptoms may be temporarily alleviated by Frequently Applied Retail Therapy. They are still trying to come up with an acronym for that.
Don

Larrivée D-09BW
Larrivée LV-03BW
Larrivée OM-03K
Larrivée LV-03-12
Martin D-18 RIP :crying:
Mossman Tennessee 12
Gretsch Chet Atkins DC
Gretsch Tennessee Rose
Fender Am. Stratocaster
Guild X-170T Manhattan
Fender 90s Telecaster Custom
Guild Starfire 5
Gretsch 5422 12 String
G&L ASAT Deluxe Semi

Quote from: jmhyer on April 27, 2006, 11:14:35 AM
I agree with Jim.  Keep the D-03R and add a smaller-bodied guitar with mahogany back and sides...  like an OM-03/OM-05/OM-50.  Or even better (blasphemy on this board, I know), a Santa Cruz OM/PW in mahogany!  :GRN>

Yea makes sense!But I want my dred to be better than a om cause I strum more than fingerstyle.
2006 Taylor 814-ce

Get control over the situation while you still can or risk winding up like me where the GAS attack completely disrupts your ability to just sit back and enjoy some playing on what you already have.  :<>
Martins: D-15, OOO-16RGT, J12-16GT, D-35
Larrivees: L-10, OM-03MT, P-10QM
Gibsons: J-45, SJ-150, Blues King, Dove
National: Polychrome Tricone

Wise words. 

Someday I hope to live by them.
D-03RE
D-03-12
00-50 TSB
OM-02

...and several other guitars.  Former Larrivees: P-01, OM-03R SH (Twelfth Fret special edition), P-01 Chris Hadfield special edition

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