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Location: Zion, Illinois | A while back I decided to have my dream guitar built. In doing so I knew I would have to make some tough choices.
In order to pay for my dream guitar, I have to sell off the guitars I have. My Elite 1537 is one of those guitars. I have 3 guitars I could have kept: my Adamas II, my Elite 1537, or my Custom Legend.
It is like a baseball trade: you have to trade quality to get quality. The 1537 is really a beauty of a guitar.
I've decided to keep the Adamas II, so the other two have to go.
The Elite 1537 is the first because it is the best. I will let it go for $550 + shipping & handling.
If I don't hear anything back in the next week, then it is off to EBay. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Bradley, I'm interested. Do you have any pictures? Condition? |
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Location: Freeport, IL | Hi,
Am also interested if things with Dave fall through.
Jon in Freeport, IL |
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Location: SoCal | Bradley:
What's the dream guitar you're having built? |
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Location: Zion, Illinois | Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
Bradley:
What's the dream guitar you're having built?
A Paragon GOM style with walnut sides and back, redwood top, low profile neck for finger picking, flamed maple binding with walnut purfling, Gotoh 510 tuners, medium jumbo frets, pre-war sytle bracing. It probably won't be done until August of next year, but based upon the Paragon I already own and rave reviews other owns have given Paragon, the new guitar is really going to be a thing of beauty.
Take a look at some of Paragon's other guitars here...
Paragon users baby pictures
I'm still keeping enough Ovations so I don't get thrown out of here :D
Bradley |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Pretty nice stuff. Casting pearls before swine, in my case. Where is the shop? |
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Location: Zion, Illinois | Originally posted by seesquare:
Pretty nice stuff. Casting pearls before swine, in my case. Where is the shop?
Vancover, BC.
Waiting is the hard part.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Brad - Check your email. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Brad, is the Paragon line connected to the Larivee organization? I think Larivees are made in BC, also. |
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Location: Zion, Illinois | Originally posted by seesquare:
Brad, is the Paragon line connected to the Larivee organization? I think Larivees are made in BC, also.
Both luthiers are former Larrivee employees. Larrivee moved to California a couple of years ago. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Thanks, Brad- that answers another question I had. I saw a bunch of Larrivees (sorry 'bout my original spellin') at The Guitar Emporium in Ballard (kinda northwest of downtown Seattle) about a year ago. The guitars had two different labels- Vancouver, BC and (I think) San Rafael, or Santa Rosa, CA. Wasn't sure if they started in California and went north, or vice-versa. Nice instruments, to be sure. The purveyor of the establishment was very indulgent to my relative ignorance & naivete. A pleasant experience, in a quaint section of town. |
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Elite 1537 for sale
