Larrivee Swag

Started by breezer, December 28, 2004, 02:34:01 PM

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Did I hear there was more coming to this site regarding coffee mugs and other things?  Hope so.  

I'm saving my money for the Blackwood shoe horn.

I would like Larrivee coffee mug.

QuoteI would like Larrivee coffee mug.
Got it! :P  
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QuoteI'm saving my money for the Blackwood shoe horn.
What the??? :blink:
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2004 Larrivee Parlor BW
2003 Larrivee L-03 BW
2002 Larrivee D-03 BW x 2

I've got my eye on the flamed maple toothpicks.

E. Shoaf

Althought the flamed maple toothpicks look nice, they do not add any extra resonance to the sound of picking your teeth. Trust me on this one. I have been a fingerpicker for years and have just converted to toothpicks. I've tried them all.

Personally I prefer the mahogany toothpicks. Very dry sounding. I tried the rosewood, but they were a little too "reverby" for me. Sounded good live but  a little more difficult to record well.

I know a lot of you have been using thumb toothpicks, and swear by them. Personally, I just can't seem to get my hand in the right position to use them. Especially for the back molars.

Anyone tried blackwood. None of the dealers in my area carry them :(

Ron
(on vacation and too much time on my hands)

Ron


QuoteAlthought the flamed maple toothpicks look nice, they do not add any extra resonance to the sound of picking your teeth. Trust me on this one. I have been a fingerpicker for years and have just converted to toothpicks. I've tried them all.

Personally I prefer the mahogany toothpicks. Very dry sounding. I tried the rosewood, but they were a little too "reverby" for me. Sounded good live but  a little more difficult to record well.

I know a lot of you have been using thumb toothpicks, and swear by them. Personally, I just can't seem to get my hand in the right position to use them. Especially for the back molars.

Anyone tried blackwood. None of the dealers in my area carry them :(

Ron
(on vacation and too much time on my hands)
ROTFLMAO!
But the "toothier's" technique out-weighs the tootghpick wood differences.


The Lignum Vitae toothpicks are the only way to go.

They not only remove chunks of food,
they keep your Syphilis in check.

best regards,
Ra
[a href=\"http://surfpick.com\"] surfpick.com [/a]

QuoteThe Lignum Vitae toothpicks are the only way to go.

They not only remove chunks of food,
they keep your Syphilis in check.
LOL..............you guys are slaying me.

I got some of their spruce toothpicks, but now I'm waiting for them to "open up" before I use them.   :lol:  
D-02E

If you'd gotten cedar then they would be opened up already. And they'd cure bad breath (not to mention keeping bugs out of your mouth).
Don

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