Larrivee O-01 Parlor w/ Hardshell Case $1050

[littlebigwater]

Howdy.  New to the forum.  Selling my 2001 O-01.  Not that familiar with the forum format and rules so I'll try to respond well and follow everything right.  Here's link the reverb listing for information.  It's in great condition.  I just haven't been playing it as much since I got my LG-2, even though it's probably better for practice, and definitely better balanced and higher QC by a long shot.  Let me know if you have any questions. 

https://reverb.com/item/92111817-larrivee-o-01-0-01-parlor-w-hardshell-case

[Rockysdad]

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[B0WIE]

Welcome to the forum! The doughnuts are in reference to reviewing the rules (you'll know when you check them out). Please include your location for the sale. Thanks!

[littlebigwater]

Thank you!!  Still a little confused on the donuts, even after reading the rules.  I'm in Springdale, Utah. Thanks again for the welcome.

[StringPicker6]

 

[Queequeg]

Thank you!!  Still a little confused on the donuts, even after reading the rules.  I'm in Springdale, Utah. Thanks again for the welcome.

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The following is an AI-generated explanation by way of example as to 'why donuts'?


The famous rock band Van Halen required a bowl of M&Ms with all the brown ones removed in their contract rider, but this was a test to see if concert promoters had read the entire lengthy contract. It is not a common practice for performers to demand either M&Ms or cigarettes, but contract riders often include very specific requests for hospitality.
Van Halen's "no brown M&Ms" clause
The M&M clause is one of the most famous examples of a specific contract rider demand, and it was a clever way to ensure safety.
The Problem: During their elaborate 1982 tour, Van Halen used a complex stage production involving heavy equipment, electronics, and pyrotechnics. On many occasions, promoters at smaller, less experienced venues failed to read the detailed technical specifications in the 53-page contract rider. This led to potentially life-threatening risks, such as the stage not being able to support the equipment's weight.
The Solution: The band, led by vocalist David Lee Roth, buried a clause in the middle of the contract requiring a bowl of M&Ms with the brown ones removed. If Roth arrived backstage and saw brown M&Ms, he knew the promoter had not read the contract carefully and would then order a full technical inspection of the entire production.
The Outcome: The tactic worked, and the band would often find potentially disastrous errors when they found brown M&Ms. On one occasion, the band canceled a show at the University of Southern Colorado (now Colorado State University-Pueblo) because of the clause, and it was later revealed that the stage would have collapsed.

[littlebigwater]

Ahh, I read the "Terms and Rules" linked bottom right, thinking that was the rules, where there was no mention of fried round sweet bread.  Ok, donuts on me!!           .  Funny side story with the m&m thing. I was at a Metalica and GNR show in the early 90's where Axle Rose was pulling the m&m bit that was failed to be followed.  He was running around back stage having a temper tantrum and verbally abusing low level staff and forcing them to pick out all the m&ms.  The only way I know this is James Hetfield, completely annoyed at the entire thing, made it a point to come onto the stage and tell the entire story in detail to 50k people about what a cry baby Axle was and how horribly he was treating everyone, and that he had worked himself into such a frenzy he had to be put on oxygen before he could go on stage.  Would have been a fun one to have back stage passes to!!