Full disclosure, we are a Larrivee dealer. We've carried Larrivee for about 7 years and we love them. More importantly, the customers love them. Tone: clear, bright, articulate and rich. Playability: great neck, low action, perfect set up straight from the factory. Visual: Unique, understated and beautiful. Value: incredible! I would put Larrivee up against some of our boutique brands that cost 40% more. Safe to say... we are fans! Thanks for the video Jeremy. Great content.... HB

@younkinjames8571

Жыл бұрын

Question: what's the smallest cut away with the most bling? A female I know wants one but needs help

@tdunster2011

Жыл бұрын

This is simply not true in Australia. Larrivee are some of the worst setup guitars I have ever played or owned. 25/30 will need to have the saddle or nut modified to get anywhere near an acceptable action. It's only the L 10 series guitars I'd have any confidence in straight from the factory - the rest are a crap shoot at best.

@flintdavis2

Жыл бұрын

I never heard of them until now! Sounds awesome. Send a few to Guitar Center Honolulu, HI. Thanks Send the one you demonstrated.

@YouTubesSucksDick

Жыл бұрын

How much for this model

@tommysixstring5094

Жыл бұрын

Good shout, Heartbreaker - Larrivee is brilliant and have been well known for a long time now

Full Disclosure: I work for a local Larrivee dealer. They are some of the most consistent, brilliant sounding guitars I have played, and easily stack up to guitars that cost 1-2k more. I got to buzz by the factory in Oxnard last year for a tour and thought they’d churn me through in less than 30 mins. Instead, Jean Larrivee himself showed me, my wife, and my 6mo the entire place and process start to finish, including his private wood library. He knew every employees name, how long they’d been working there, how many kids they had, etc. FANTASTIC company, excellent guitars!

@czgunner

Жыл бұрын

Yeah buddy. Larrivee is awesome. I've bought 2 directly from the mother ship. I've never had a better experience during a transaction. Very, very, very awesome crew and phenomenal guitars. I won't buy anything else. My OO-40 is such a sweet living room instrument.

@tedspacagna

Жыл бұрын

@@czgunner that’s one of our favorites at the shop I’m at, we just got a few in with some gorgeous vine inlays on the fretboard 😍

@robbiecleighmarks3088

Жыл бұрын

that is rare to find in a company...

@Mystical_sympathy

2 ай бұрын

Oh I think I remember seeing you guys, yes he's a really great guy who greets all his employees in the morning and always ask how we are doing, I'm glad that I was able to get to work with him

“Find yourself a Larrivee and prepare your heart, your mind, and your wallet.” Priceless quote! So true!

@daveed4475

5 ай бұрын

Not expensive for what you get, relative to other great brands

Greetings! I received my Larivee L -03R last year from our friends in Ft. Wayne. I love it! I try to spread the word when I have the opportunity. Keep up the good work.

Thank you brother ... I am grateful for you letting us in on this ... i will look out for one ...

After playing my new Larrivee LV10 for one week, the vibes that come off that Guitar literally shifted my Depression. Its resonation and sustain is so powerful. I haven't felt this great in over a Decade. I can't say that my Martin ever made me feel this way.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

Good vibes help but you probably also need to improve your diet- healthy fats and fermented foods like KIMCHI can help make you happier.

@SteveSingerFowkes

Жыл бұрын

Fart daily - it helps dude

My wife wanted to buy me an acoustic guitar after some inheritance from her Grandmother. Being Canadian, I wanted to get a Canadian-made guitar, which were also in my budget. I tried countless Seagulls, Norman's, Simon and Patrick's, which were all very similar (the Godin familt), then came across a Larrivee L-02 ( made in Vancouver where her Gradma lived).The price was higher but picked it up anyway. I strummed one G chord and was sold. It was that much better than the dozens I played that day. Everyone that's played it has fallen in love with it and cannot believe the price. I'll never sell it, and play it until I can't.

Just got a OM-03E in today and oh how I’m blown away at the pristine sound it delivers. Thanks for the advice on giving Larrivee a try

there is a $2200 Larrivee D-09 on charlotte/cary craigslist right now.

I'm glad somebody's finally talking about these finely crafted instruments. I have two Larrivee dreadnaughts with the invisible pickguards from the 90s. A rosewood and a mahogany B&S, and they're a joy to play.

@Outdoorandguitars

Жыл бұрын

I own an OM-10 from 1997 with an invisible pickguard: gorgeous guitar !

@loopy7776

Жыл бұрын

@@Outdoorandguitars I own a 1977 Larivee (Toronto). I've owned it since it was a pup.

So, so true, Jeremy. I own an LV-05 and an OM-40A that I got at killer prices several years ago and I love them both. The rosewood sounds great, but as one person said, Jean Larrivee does something incredible with mahogany. My LV-05 has incredible overtones almost like rosewood. Thanks for the great review!

Definitely one of my favorite guitars that you’ve demonstrated! I already have my dream guitar, thanks to watching your channel I purchased a Furch Yellow Master’s Choice Gc-CR, but certainly this Larrivee is amazing!! So many gifted builders out there that it can be overwhelming yet wonderful to have so many options!!

Recently acquired an OM-09 from the mid-90s. Some artists I admired played Larrivees, so I’m not sure why they weren’t on my radar. This Om-09 is a terrific guitar. Count me as a convert-way under appreciated and under valued.

I’m old enough to remember how big Larrivee was in Toronto in the late 1970’s and early 80’s. Larrivee spawned great builders like Laskin, Wren and of course Manzer. We were really proud on all the great Canadian luthiers at the time. Now of course Larrivee has become an American company.

@RByrne

Жыл бұрын

But the thing is, those same luthiers that learned from Larivee have brought on another generation under them. Canada has an incredible amount of world-class luthiers, now more than ever.

@HalcyonGuitars

Жыл бұрын

I was there for 18 years. Started pushing broom, (well, level sanding actually) and ended as the production manager until they pulled the plug here in Canada…

@alanjacob8542

Жыл бұрын

In Canada

@MCC1E11AND

Жыл бұрын

I love the old Toronto built Larrivee guitars. A friend of mine has one from 1978 that I will buy if he ever decides to sell. In the mean time, I need to settle with my 1983 Marc Beneteau Rosewood cutaway, 1994 Laskin small body Koa, and 1988 Laskin 12-string jumbo. I have had them all since new.

@johnb211

Жыл бұрын

@@MCC1E11AND wow those are some nice guitars you have. I have a 1980 David Wren cutaway since new and Grit Laskin 1977 that I bought used.

I played a Larrivee in a guitar shop, and was overwhelmingly pleased with everything about it. The down side was that it was really out of my budget, so I ended up with a very nice Blueridge with an Adirondack top. I like the Blueridge, but I still drool over Larrivees on the interweb.

Just acquired an LSV-11 in November. Love it! Plays as well as my old 814. Not quite the boom, but a very round and mellow tone.

I got a great OM 2 from David at Acustic Corner in Black Mountain NC. The workmanship on my OM is outstanding. The sound is full and you all should try one.

I worked for a Larivee dealer over a decade ago. At the time a new 03 model was a bit over $1k Canadian - which made them great guitars for gigging musicians and I sold a ton of them. But now those same guitars are almost $2.5k now. I get prices have gone crazy, but I think there's just so much competition at that price point from brands with more name recognition.

I have two Larrivees and they are certainly quality guitars. A LV-10E custom and a L-03-12E and they are both a delight to play. Beautiful tone and wonderful to play.

I just bought the exact Guitar you featured - the LV 10 RW. I found it when I took my Martin in town to a Classical Instrument Luthier for a little "Spa Treatment" overhaul. I had been wanting to get a new Guitar (just cause I LOVE them) but also one that commemorated my Dad who passed away. When I saw the outrageous beauty and sound of the LV10, it was a no brainer what to chose for a Guitar that is to be passed down in the Family, never Sold. It is incredible to play, the action is low and the acceleration fast - whether hard strumming or finger picking a song like Blackbird, this Guitar has a personality and life like no other. I have a fantastic little Stand so it reigns in my Living Room like a piece of Art - If I'm not playing it I'm staring at it! I know I probably could have found a better deal but I wanted to support my local Guitar Store and simply couldn't leave this LV10 behind!

I first played a Larivee in 1978 or 79. I lived in Buffalo, NY and spent a day in Toronto. I had to check out this not-well-known luthier's shop. At that time I was planning a Gurian S-3r, another guitar that was underappreciated when it was produced. Some 35 years later, the Gurian had been traded away and I was playing a Martin M-38. I located a minimally used Larivee 09K and this has been my main acoustic guitar ever since. I've polished it enough that the stain finish has become brushed semi-gloss and it looks great and sounds great.

I've owned my Larrivee for 30 years now. Both my children grew to it's sound. To this day they can tell it when they here it and will come from the other room drawn to the sound. Thanks for high lighting this faithful company and singing it's praises. Bless you bro!

I discovered Larrivees 20 years ago. I was amazed at the beautiful woods, obvious quality and attention to detail. And the tone and sustain was so much better than the Martins and Taylors I had been considering. I currently own 4 of them. Two are Brazilian rosewood which are simply stunning. I also own a Goodall which cost thousands more, but the Larrivees are in the same league. And actually, many are now buying Larrivees as evidenced by their recent move to larger facilities in Oxnard, CA. They are a true family run business with Jean and his wife and sons all fully involved. I met all of them in 2008 at the California factory and they are great folks. They make boutique quality guitars at very reasonable prices.

I first came across the name Larrivee guitars online back around 2002 when I was looking to upgrade from an old hand me down Takamine that suffered years of abuse in college. It took a little searching to find a dealer but it was love at first strum. It took a couple of years and some crowd funding but eventually I came to be the proud own of an OM-03R. Despite years of hard knocks thanks to a life focused around family, its voice has aged like a fine wine. I am one of the rare people apparently who would never sell mine, but only because it was a gift and it feels like part of me when I play it. On this guitar I am more of a fingerpicker and this is the niche that Larrivee excels at because it was designed by somebody who used to play folk music and was schooled by someone with classical guitar building experience. Those who say they're too quiet or too fragile are likely too aggressive with them but under the right conditions these guitars "shimmer." If I want to strum hard I have a lower end Martin dread , but (as much as it pains me as a Pennsylvania native to say) my Larrivee is a superior guitar with regards to materials, construction and workmanship.

I finally got a Larrivee after wanting one for years. I bought a 1997 D-03 which I think is from the very first batch of the model. On the one hand it sucks that used ones go for so little because they are great and on the other hand it’s really nice to get something so nice for under a thousand dollars.

I bought a Larrivee D-40 a couple years ago. Great, great guitar. Amazing to play and sounds great.

I have Larrivee D-44 with a torch inlay. It's a great guitar. I have noticed that it seems to be a little thinner than my D-18, My Huss and Dalton DS, or my Guild D-55. It sounds great but doesn't project quite like any of the others. Plugged it, it's amazing with my Baggs Anthem DS. The neck is amazing to play. It's truly great.

I’ve owned two Larrivee’s. An L-09 and a D-60. The 9 was made in Canada and the 60 was made in the US. The 9 was a great sounding guitar but I found a Santa Cruz that I eventually traded in for. The 60 on the other hand was ordered online and was returned within a few days. They definitely have their own thing going but in my experience, their easy to fall out of love with. The resale value isn’t that great as well. For me, Larrivee is a great additional guitar to have but it was hard for me to be a primary guitar. YMMV

I first heard a guy play a Larivee guitar in Nashville TN back in 2006. I remember thinking to myself at that moment, I gotta have one! The next week I bought a used D40 and still own and play it to this day. I have many upper end acoustic guitars but this one, well it’s a keeper. It sounds better every year (not my ability to play better, the guitar almost plays its self) 😊

I bought a Larrivee 02 about 8 years ago and played it constantly. It's my go to instrument for songwriting and gigging. Bought it in Salford, UK. Other players never remark on it until it's played then they get it.

I used to work at a acoustic guitar store, we carrie Everett, Thompson,larivee,kenny hill, Breedlove,Goodall, the list goes on..Larrivee guitars were easy to sell because they sounded great and the price was really competitive....I see a lot of people with Larrivee guitars. They record well to !!

My cousin bought s Larrivee dreadnought in the late 90s. It has grown quite few top cracks and a few other issues. He got a Taylor 314ce-LTD.

@ducktape2425

5 ай бұрын

If it’s an older instrument then it’s not a quality issue. Does he monitor its humidity?

Love the Kelley's shirt! Bought my first bass there in 1988 and first guitar in 1990. Great vid!

For me, I never had the opportunity to try one. I try NOT to buy new, and haven’t found one locally. I would love to try one and will keep a look out. Thank you

Sounded great, good depth/bass, warm, airy, balanced. I’ve only played one but it sounded good as well!

Have a Custom built Larrivee w grade 4 Koa back and side w a spruce top and it sounds amazing! Love it!

I recently got a Larrivee L-05, it's so nice. No more trying ridiculously hard to coax a beautiful sound out of my old guitar - it just sings. It's so resonant and responsive, and much better than the others (many of which were Martins) that I tried while looking around.

Very enjoyable to watch, also thanks to the beauty of your soul shining through. Love how you‘re spreading the love! As for why not Larrivee, for me it‘s simple: Although the featured guitar (and a couple other of these I once tried) are brilliant in and of themselves, they follow a certain tonal philosophy of „bright and chimey“ in the treble region which goes too far for my personal taste, as do a great many other otherwise great (and hyped, and loved) guitars. I‘m more into tonal balance across the spectrum, which I get, for example, more from Yamaha than from Martin or Taylor. When highs ring and sing like they do on your featured guitar, that sounds nice, but is just too much for me. I feel the highs upstage the mids. When it comes to my Martin D-35, by comparison, the Martin does that a tad less, but also falls short on tonal balance across the spectrum. After all, it‘s a dreadnaught that is supposed to sound throaty, so that‘s fine. But it‘s just not me, or not me anymore. Both for strumming and fingerpicking, I even now prefer to pick up my low-priced Yamaha FG-TA (with only a solid wood top, and the rest laminated mahagony), which has become my go-to guitar for all styles. Sure, it ain‘t solid wood, and sure it ain‘t as loud and deep and rich, but it has balance and suits itself to covers more than a guitar with too much sheen on it.

Beautiful guitar. Thanks for sharing.

I have two Larrivee guitars...A "Simple 6" from Heartbreaker Guitars and a limited addition L-09 bought new from a dealer on Reverb. I love them both!

The very first really good guitar I owned was/is a Larrivee OM-03 I still own it and always will. I have had it for 21+ years. Its an amazing guitar.

I love them. Have played few of them. Om, D and L series. All of them very nice and playability was great

I own a Larrivee quilted maple parlor guitar. It is wonderful. Beautiful workmanship. Its the perfect guitar for the parlor. All I need now is a parlor. I think the price point/quality relationship is astounding. Glad to see you promoting them. And you've got me thinking about buying another. I long for a slotted head guitar for some reason that I can't quite explain.

I own and play a 1979 L28, a Florentine , love it .I bought the guitar new, picked it over a Martin, Gibson and Gretch..

That’s a very good question since I’ve yet to find any bad reviews of Larivee guitars. The entry level Larivee are already great but the finely built custom jobs and the 45 style Larivees come across as really high end instruments.

I love them. They're very resilient here in the southwest. They put up with a lot of dry

I've had 3 Larrivees. A super-budget L-01 that cost about US$500 brand new (about 15 years ago) and was one of the best-sounding guitars I've ever had. I had an L-09 that was stellar. And I currently have an OM-03R that is superb (bought used about 10 years ago for about $500).

I purchased a 00 size Larrivee last year, it plays and sounds great!

I have two Larrivee’s. A D-50 and an OM-05 MT. Absolutely love them. I’m surprised more people don’t know about them and play them. Most of the time I’m convinced people get caught up in the “I’ve got to have a (big brand name here)” and that’s why people don’t play them. Absolutely incredible guitars! Get one. You won’t regret jt.

Crazy seeing the Kelley’s shirt! I grew up taking guitar lessons over there 15+ years ago. Roanoke native here 🤙🏻

Every Larrivee guitar I tried was pretty awesome. This includes one electric. I think it's s lack of local dealers.

@BaktaBak3

Жыл бұрын

Agree. Can't find them in my location.

When I 1st started playing & repairing guitars in the early 70's, they were almost unheard of in SW LA. I had their original catalogs & lusted after them.They were also all over $1k & had amazing build quality & more intricate inlay work. I had no idea that they were now a US company & lowered prices.

Yeah. Unbelivable intruments. OM-09, OM-10, and L-O3 Delux edition (last guitar built in Vancouver). Amzing, indescribable quality. Sonic cannons, yet balanced. HUGE Larrivee fan!

I’ve often wondered this too. I haven’t had a chance to play many since Guitar Center was carrying their parlor model years ago, but the experience stuck with me. The piano-like sound that came from that tiny box seemed impossible. As a seasoned acoustic player, their unique and flawless instruments stand out amongst the many hundreds of acoustics I’ve played.

I really like how deep the cutout is relative to the fretboard access.

I bought a D10E in 2008. Still have it. None of the low E and A boominess of Martins, but you can order the standard X bracing to “simulate” that sound. Works best with 80/20 bronze strings. As others said , lack of dealers and a lower ad budget is the problem. I see Sweetwater is now a dealer. All made in USA and no laminates.

Larrivee was pretty popular when I was in college. Always loved how they sounded. One of these days I need to get one. Or 4.

Hey Jeremy, that Laramie sounds awesome. It complements you in a good way. What a beautiful guitar. Considering Laramie on my next purchase. I enjoy your videos thanks., 👍

I totally agree, I own a D03 studio model. It's fabulous and here's the thing, regardless of the model you choose the workmanship and the quality of the materials are second to none. I found Larrivee guitars as a young man and have wanted one since the 70's. I could finally afford one in my old age unfortunately arthritis has been slowly affecting my ability to play but hey I got a Larrivee.

@danherrick5785

9 ай бұрын

What I did for wrist, finger, and grip strength? I went to a store and bought different sizes of sponges. I squezze them to work out my muscles while watching TV. Give this idea a try.

This is a beautiful guitar that sounds great. I have never played one. I cannot remember ever having the opportunity.

My favorite acoustic player, Andy Gullahorn, has multiple Larrivee C-19s from the mid to late 90s that have the custom headstock inlays, and those are my dream acoustics.

@Torontomato

Жыл бұрын

I own a C19 with flamed maple back and side.

My Maple Larrivee CS-09 has kept me totally enraptured since 1999. May yet have a 12 String in my future. Love Jean's instruments.

I’ve owned 6-7 different Larrivees all very nice I recently purchased an L-03 Probably the best sounding Larrivee I’ve owned Thanks. Cheers

I love Larrivee guitars. The 2 best sounding guitars that I have ever heard were a Larrivee and a Taylor 714 which I bought. I still want the Larrivee that came in a really close second to my 714

I'm one of those "faithful Larivee guys." My dad was a great guitar player and he had a Larivee, and got me a D-03 for Christmas when I was 11. Unfortunately they're not sold in any stores in my area now, so I don't have the opportunity to buy one that has my exact preferred specs. So, I got a Taylor K24ce a while back which is my #1 now. Still love my Larivee though and keep it on the wall at work and play it almost every day.

Great review Jeremy! Thank you. Id LOVE to hear your thoughts on Yamahas recent relaunch of red label guitars. -Fs5, Fg5. Super curious to hear your thoughts on them!

John at Blues Guitar Institute plays a great Larrivee, if I could have found the one he plays I’d have jumped gladly. Love the sound

I’ve had mine for 20+ years. Sounds better with time. Just the other day I marveled at the sound. I used to record folks. They’d come in with Martins, Taylor’s, all sorts of stuff. I’d strum my Larrivee and they’d always choose to use it on their songs. Love them!!

Fantastic guitars. I have high-end Martins, Taylors, and nice but more basic Yamahas and Seagulls…all great guitars. But for some reason I mostly reach for my Larrivee OM-03re. The spruce top is unbelievable and the rosewood is almost a deep purple. It plays and sounds fantastic. Not sure why they aren’t more popular….I think they are not so much under-rated as much as they are under-known.

I have an LV 03. I can't remember exactly what model but it's a maple back and sides model. It's simply the best steel string guitar I have ever played. And that's including my vintage Martin D-35.

@GrandpaJean

7 ай бұрын

Same here. This Larrivee is so sweet. I'm glad it's not just me! haha

Very under appreciated, well made guitars, with nice tone and playability.

I purchased a Larrivee D-05 today 😻😻😻these guitar have a beautiful sound and a great fingerpicker😽

I think you are absolutely right. I love the Larrivee I bought in Biloxi during the Katrina hurricane recovery my company sent me there for. I actually bought the guitar new, but in a pawn shop. I can't believe I waited 2 weeks to come back for it and it was still there. This is the only guitar I ever named. Katrina. What a blessing this guitar has been. Its a OM-01 that I got for $1100 at the time and I would never sell this guitar. Lord willing, will break out a song in church tomorrow night featuring a different lead in to a common song than people are used to, but this little guitar with a big sweet voice will deliver, no doubt. I understand this video. Larrivee is a great guitar. I bought another for my son and he gets it too!

@dahag2996

4 ай бұрын

😂

Picked up my first “real” acoustic a few years ago - a Larrivee OM-40R - after a bunch of research. What I discovered was what you said in this video - they truly are a fantastic brand of guitars on par with the big names for a price point that is far below what the big name equivalent guitars cost. I absolutely love mine and hope more people jump on the Larrivee train. I also love how dedicated they are to sustainability and they just seem like super down-to-earth people. Watch their videos.

On Boxing Day 2012, I decided to go to a local music shop and look at buying a new guitar, one that would be a solid step up from my first low/moderate quality acoustic. I sat in a sound room for a good long time and played back and forth on 8 different brands/models of high end guitars that I was considering, all priced between Canadian$1500-3500. The L’arrivee SD60SH that came home with me that day had all the highs and mids of the other models but the low end sound quality was a step above the rest. I’ve never looked back, I ❤my #1 acoustic. Immediately I was playing more often and longer sessions. It was hard to put it down because I enjoyed the sound soooooooo much. ☮️❤️

I have an om-40 moon spruce and walnut. It's a fantastic guitar.

I have a D-03M that I bought used over 15 years ago. It’s a great sounding guitar and was my first really nice acoustic. I always wanted a D-28 though. I argued that there wasn’t enough difference between my Larivee and Martin to justify the difference. I just got a 2017 D-28 and in comparison…the Larrivee just sounds muffled. Maybe it’s the difference between the mahogany vs the rosewood or the fact my larrivee has 12s and the d-28 13s. But my Martin definitely sounds heads and shoulders above my Larrivee.

I have a Larrivee OM (40-R) and I love it. Big fan. I have to say that mine has no pickup. I am not a fan of that kind of pickup. Prefer the soundhole controls instead of the holes in the sides of the guitar.

Love my D40R. Took me a while to get used to their thin necks. Well balanced and beautiful but doesn't quite have that Boom some people love from Martin.

Great sound!

Gorgeous sounding Larrivee and great playing .

Not a lot of channels such as yours too, have Larrivees as much as every other brand, I’d love to see more Larivees on KZread

@keithgreenaway2690

Жыл бұрын

There are quite a few demos on KZread. Here is one I did . kzread.info/dash/bejne/qJmqxs9wlbiag5c.html

I have owned a Larrivee OM-40Bluegrass and a L-02. Beautiful guitars, sold each for a profit and moved on. Unfortunately the deals that used to be around on Larrivees are far and between these days.

I own a Larrivée OM-10: such a great great guitar! Quality made , a beauty and what a sound 👍

I have owned a Larrivee for 20 years, and loved it when I found it here in Texas… has a good tone, easy to play neck, and beautiful wood ( did develop small cracks, dry here) but also noticed a friends Martin had also developed cracks….

My absolute favorite play every gig with last 22 years Working on my custom

Lot's of my musician friends have/play Larrivee's . Personally, can't find them in our location outside of ordering online (which I hate to do.....like to try before buy)

When I first saw the Taylor Grand Pacific line, my impression was that it was modelled on the Larrivee L-type. People call it a round-shouldered dreadnought but it doesn't look much like a J45; it's much smaller and more rounded in the lower bout. Interesting that Larrivee still does dreadnoughts while Taylor replaced them with the GP.

I think part of the problem, at the moment, is that people who love high-end guitars -- think bling -- have the classic Larrivee headstocks in their memories. There are very few of those being made now and the price has really gone up. They used to have some mid-priced headstocks, such as the Eagle, the Seahorse, etc., that were more affordable. There are buyers who simply do not want the L-10 level trim without a classic Angel, Dancer, Jester, etc. inlay on the headstock. That's my take, as a guy who gave his daughter his L-10 Seahorse. Very balanced. More muscle than Taylors of the same size.

I own two. I may add a 3rd (OM style). The value is arguably unbeatable. An in-law is a professional, touring Musician, who is also a luthier. He loves playing my DO-3R, and is impressed with the intonation. He commented on how even it is and said it would great for recording.

I have three of them...A Dreadnaught, an OM, and a Parlor. Great guitars

Hello Jeremy thanks for all you do. Man i have a OM19 and i love it, sounds great it's also beautiful. Larrivee is a great Luther.

I had a d 09 it was a alright guitar , Really hard to resale , so I traded it After that always stuck with Martin’s or Gibsons

Stopped in fuller music new Bern, NC last week and my son played d40 larivee, and it sounded really good

I have had 2 Larrivee love them both currently have a slope shoulder satin finish plays great sounds great and has value for the $$$

Nevermind the fact that Jean Larrivee was mentor to some of the most renowned guitar builders in the world today. Laskin and Manzer among them. Probably my favorite out of the factory finish on a production guitar.

I am pretty sure you will end up regretting selling that guitar.. what an incredible sounding instrument! It will always be the one that got away.. I have a few of those and if I knew then what I know now they would never have left my hands. I am from Canada so I know Larrivee guitars well.. like yourself I have had easily over a dozen. I totally agree with you... Great guitars for the price... Great video..:) And great guitar Playing! First time seeing your channel.. Subscribed

Just picked up a 1994 Larrivee OM-09 ... she's a beauty!

There may be plenty dealers,if you are living in USA.I orderd same model LV-10,but lefthanded, few years ago through only Larrivee-dealer in Finland.Lucky I did,cause there is nobody selling Larrivees here anymore...😣I`m very happy with that guitar.👍

i remember playing a Lari at Guitar Center Arlington Tx Circa 99 or 00 and remember being blown away but just didn't have 2400 bucks at the time or would have snagged it up in a heartbeat.