i appreciate u larrivee

Started by 640x480, January 16, 2006, 10:10:58 PM

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When i first played a larrivee it was a friends x-09.  I thought it was good but didnt think much of it....then i only knew how to play 2 songs

Now, after playing different guitars and understanding what makes a good sound, I ve found a sudden appreciation for the smooth larivee.

Gosh I want one now!  If the world was fair i would randomly find 1000$ so i can get my self a L-05 or 05mt...

I've learned that talking down on a guitar is wrong, u gotta at least try it....: )

Here are the steps you take:

1. Go down to the nearest Larrivee dealer and get your hands on the latest full-color catalog,

2. Each day as you play your old guitar, have your Larrivee catalog open to the page which has the   Larrivee model you desire most,

3. When fortune smiles upon you (e.g. tax refund check comes in; bag of money falls off of an armored car; etc.), go buy your new Larrivee.  But keep your catalog! 

It really is that simple!  Buy the nicest model you can afford - you won't regret spending the money.  The high-end Larrivees are really, really nice.  I purchased my SD-50 without ever having played one (My local guitar store here in Flagstaff has Martins, Fenders, and Taylors).  I'll tell you now that those other guitars don't have a tenth of the MOJO that my SD-50 does.  Good luck!

Mike


Thanks, i dunno if that was encouraging or making me more GASsy  :huh:  :TON>

Quote from: 640x480 on January 16, 2006, 11:42:20 PM
Thanks, i dunno if that was encouraging or making me more GASsy  :huh:  :TON>

A little from column A and a little from column B...nothin' wrong with being a little GASsy

The best deals are on used instruments.  No need to wait on that $1000.  With a little patience and diligence, you can get a used L-03 for half that!  Never mind the warranty...if the instrument is in good shape now and has not had problems before, there is a 99+% chance that with proper care, you would never need it anyway.
Jerry  #698

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

Hi.  Can I call yuo 6x4?  -_-  I agree with jmhyer, keep your eye open for a used one.   The -03 series are GREAT guitars and some of the best value in the market today. There are many online shops (where's that post?) that offer great prices and free shipping. I bought  both my Larrivees used, and I play them constantly.

Oh, and welcome to the forum!

David
So many songs - so little time...
Finger Picking good Folk, Blues, Gospel, Roots, Rags, and Originals
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