Larrivee D-03RE, The all solid Indian Rosewood Dreadnought Larrivee acoustic guitar with original hard-case Larrivee brand. Solid Sitka Spruce top, upgraded herringbone rosette, neck white binding, mapple body binding & Larrivee chrome head-machines (see the pictures). This model offer exceptionally value for money all solid woods guitar with L.R.Baggs Element pre-amp unit & the patented element undersaddle pick-up which delivers the natural acoustic tones as it is. The D-03RE offers the same quality like D-03R which are richer harmonics of sound, balance and loud acoustic guitar makes this model one of the very famous Larrivee  model for serious guitar players. There are clear differences between the rosewood and the mahogay models which you may be able to justify for its price tag, it is the starting model of 'a serious ones', available for testing at Luthier Guitar Centre all outlets.

Step into the Larrivee line with the -03 series model. Manufactured in Larrivee Vancouver plant, these guitars have many features in common with our higher end models. The -03 series is constructed of all solid wood: Sitka spruce sound-board, single piece mahogany neck,  ebony fretboard and bridge. As with all Larrivee guitars, the -03 neck is fit in the traditional dove-tail method, and features an adjustable steel trust rod. The -03 series also features Graphtec TUSQ nut, saddle, and bridge pins for superior tone, synthetic tortoise-shell pickguard and 18:1 chrome tuners (please check the pictures). Each -03 has luxurious and durable satin finish.

Mr. Jean Larrivee is a well known seasoned luthier and a stockiest of beautifull tone woods such as Rosewood, he carefully select only best piece of tone woods for his guitars. . We recommend you to restring it with Cleartone Phosphor Bronze, the thinnest coated strings which deliver richer & bigger volume to your guitars. Luthier Guitar is distributor of Larrivee guitars (Oxnard, CA, USA) and Cleartone (made-in Hollywood, USA) high quality brands. Your search of beatifull guitars will end at this point ...