Afternoon Larrivees

[247hoopsfan]

Toughest decision of the day....which one to play first?

[Strings4Him]

Great picture!!

[WileE]

Nice lighting!  I love the afternoons this time of year.

I'd go left to right and back again -- a few times.

[brandon]

Nice picture. Striped Larrivee's are rare I hear. 

[bobw]

Toughest decision of the day....which one to play first?

You've got real problems....  if you send me one we can fix your problem...    I like problems like this... bobw...   

[L07 Shooting Star]

Depends on what tunes you want to play first maybe?  If it was me, it would be the one on the left first.  Once you get warmed up on it and feel the urge to get more aggressive, make the switch.

I can't see how you could make a wrong choice in any case.   

[Orpheus]

I mostly prefer my maple guitar in the morning. Beyond that I only have dalbergias. I would pick the left one in the afternoon and keep the brazilian for the evening. 

[247hoopsfan]

I spend about an hour playing each of these every day.  These are 2 of the best sounding guitars I have played.  The JCL is warm, mellow, complex and the D10 has deep growl and rumble with the sweetest trebles and the glassy reverb tone I have only found in great Brazilian guitars.  I count my blessings every day.

[bobw]

I mostly prefer my maple guitar in the morning. Beyond that I only have dalbergias. I would pick the left one in the afternoon and keep the brazilian for the evening. 

Wooooo   ... had to look this one up>>>>>  dalbergias  <<<<<<<<<< 

Dalbergia latifolia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dalbergia latifolia (synonym Amerimnon latifolium) is an economically important timber species native to low-elevation tropical monsoon forests of eastern India.[1][2] Some common names in English include blackwood, Bombay blackwood, rosewood, Roseta rosewood, East Indian rosewood, black rosewood, Indian palisandre, and Java palisandre.[1][2] Its Indian common names are beete, and sitsal.[1] The tree grows to 40 metres in height and is evergreen, but locally deciduous in drier subpopulations.[1][2]

WOW... I've got several of these....  BobW... 

[flagstaffcharlie]

Toughest decision of the day....which one to play first?

You have two of the rare Tigger signature models? Wow!