Larrivee Ukes are back after a 10 Year hiatus

Started by JOYCEfromNS, January 09, 2015, 04:47:33 PM

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Hearing from some of my Facebook friends that Larrivee face booked today:

:drool:
Larrivee Electrics - My Dream then and Now!!!!!<br /><br />Forum IV     00-03MT       #4      (Treasured)

In the comments I asked about sizes.  There will be all 4 sizes, Soprano, Tenor, Concert and baritone.


So what size shall we make the Forum Uke, Tenor or Concert?

Tenor.

I'm in for a forum uke, koa uke with a koa neck would be ideal.
Jeffrey


Tenor! Not that I could really afford one right now.

I'd go for a forum uke too.  I've been cheating on my Larrivee guitars with my Koaloha Pineapple Soprano for far too long.  Time to renew my vows...

An all mahogany concert or soprano would be perfect.  Low bling high quality.

Anyone else?

Jordan.

LS-03MTHB Forum III (#19), RS-2 Sunburst

No love for koa Jordan?

We could still have a low bling koa uke..
Jeffrey



Quote from: Walkerman on January 11, 2015, 11:00:13 AM
To me, a uke has to be koa.
:+1: agreed!!! Call me rigid I don't care  :doh
Larrivee Electrics - My Dream then and Now!!!!!<br /><br />Forum IV     00-03MT       #4      (Treasured)

Would be willing to go either way. (koa or mahogany)  Would prefer low bling to keep the price down as Uke is not my main instrument (always need a chord chart since uke is just so damn different than guitar).

Would definitely prefer Tennor size, but would be willing to go Concert as well.



Quote from: es-335 on January 10, 2015, 09:26:31 PM
No love for koa Jordan?

We could still have a low bling koa uke..

Who me??  I love koa!  Lots of koa at my place.  Just want to keep it affordable so that everyone can enjoy.  Maybe koa with no bling is the best route.

Jordan

LS-03MTHB Forum III (#19), RS-2 Sunburst

I may be interested in a forum ukulele! Tenor.
Dave
'12 L-03RW Italian Spruce (Wildwood)

Great news!!

A Forum uke sounds great......Concert or tenor, Koa or hog, gloss or satin, yes no blings, sounds fantastic.

I wished Larrivee had done this earlier. With the Aussie dollar dropping rapidly against the US, things are a little different. But I'll be watching closely.

Yup, the Canadian dollars aren't doing much better either...
Jeffrey



Sorry, my phone auto-corrected my post that said "...forum newby...".  Lorry, my first post on this forum  and I fouled it up!

My apologies everyone.

I'd say How tenor. A forum newbie's thought! :thumb

Body Size: Tenor Ukulele
Top: Koa
Rosette: 03 style
Back/Side Material: Koa
Binding: 03 style
Neck Material: Mahogany
Nut Material: Bone
Headstock: Solid/Traditional Martin Ukulele Design
Headplate: none
Heelcap: none
Fingerboard Material: Solid East Indian Rosewood
Scale Length: 17''
Fingerboard Position Inlays: Single micro dot @ 5th, 7th, 10th
Fingerboard Binding: none
Finish Back & Sides: Satin
Finish Top: Satin
Finish Neck: Satin
Bridge Material: East Indian Rosewood
Bridge String Spacing: 1-5/8''
Saddle: Bone
Tuning Machines: Geared Peghead 4:1 ratio

Did I miss anything?
Jeffrey


Quote from: es-335 on January 13, 2015, 09:49:23 PM

Did I miss anything?


Every Larrivee Uke I have ever seen has had an ebony fingerboard.  Going to rosewood would probably actually raise the cost since I am sure that Larrivee has plenty of ebony that is just a hair too small for a guitar fretboard just sitting there waiting to find a home.


If you have questions ask away and I'll do my best to answer (might be a couple day delay though as it's a very busy time of year). We've designed 4 main body styles Soprano, Concert, Tenor, and Baritone. Default config is hog on hog, but there will be spruce tops as an option. tenor and baritone are fan braced. They are dressed very similar to 40 series instruments, and the neck carve and heel are from the 40 series as well.

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