Mahogany v Rosewood

VimFuego

I think I got lucky when I got my larry, I didn't have a player or tone in my head that I wanted to sound like, so I could just buy a good sounding guitar. And luck would have it that's what I ended up getting. 
I haven't felt the need or desire to buy or try any other guitars, I'm happy with the one I have. I've have tried a few other guitars at things like get togethers and sessions that I've liked, but I've never felt 'my god I must get that'.

I guess my point is, so long as you have a nice sounding, quality instrument, you'll be happy. I realise that the whole GAS industry is predicated upon people chasing down that elusive tone, so what I say may be nonsense. 

thomasross20

Must admit my Larrivee is one hell of a guitar. 
It's just GAS. 

Must admit the rosewood Martin I tried did feel nice and solid.

I know I've asked a few times @VimFuego but what one to you have again?

VimFuego

OM05, spruce and mahog. I think the top has that baked thing done to it, can't recall what it's called now tho. 

TimmyO

VimFuego said:

OM05, spruce and mahog. I think the top has that baked thing done to it, can't recall what it's called now tho. 

The general term is Torrefaction but Martin call their process VTS