Larry Wexer guitars

[QAman]

Larry asked me to inform everyone about a great ES 175 and some L7's that might be of interest to some.

Prices are negotiable, so give Larry a call if you're interested.

Here is the link to his website:

Laurence Wexer, Ltd. - Fine Fretted Instruments

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[acoustic_archtop]

thanx much

[Jimmy blue note]

For anyone interested in handmade archtops, Larry Wexer is THE guy in my book. Proven track record, very fair and one of the most informed archtop authorities on the planet. Gibsons of course, but all the way to John D'Angelico's to Jimmy D'Aquisto's finest guitars, his establishment has always held a veritable museum of premium archtops you can actually try, evaluate and acquire.
This is where history resides.

[D'Aquisto Fan]

I agree wholeheartedly with Jimmy Blue Note. Larry is a true treasure in the world of guitars, especially archtops!

[stringmann]

A fine player in addition to fine gentleman.

[tomvwash]

Larry asked me to inform everyone about a great ES 175 and some L7's that might be of interest to some.

Prices are negotiable, so give Larry a call if you're interested.

Here is the link to his website:

Laurence Wexer, Ltd. - Fine Fretted Instruments

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Maui Bob's Legrand, if I remember the name correctly, is still in Larry's shop for a good price. Years now. I remember when it was posted here first.

[Rustic]

Indeed, he knows guitars like nobody else and is the sweetest guy in the world...

[deacon Mark]

Larry this the best no doubt and a fine player. He is the way a dealer should be without question.

[Jimmy blue note]

My friend, musical partner and mentor Mick Goodrick was stricken with a terminal and progressive neurological disease. I took care of him and told him he didn't need to ever thank me. It was understood. With the last words he was able to speak, he thanked me. Long before, we had played our last duet: he on his Steinberger, me on my 7 string. Little did I know that he had made a gesture through Lawrence Wexer.
Days after Mick died, I was told to meet Larry in MA close to where I live. Larry had made the trip up from NY to MA where he handed me Mick's bequeathal to me, unknown and unmentioned, this was Mick's "Thank you". It was the last 7 string guitar Jimmy D'Aquisto built. Mick left me a gift of music and Larry had been the most thoughtful broker ever.
Thank you Larry for making this happen.

The guitar with Mick's personal copy of his magnum opus The Almanac of Voice Leading

[Stringswinger]

Two forum members (Oomph and QAman) are personal friends and both have reported excellent dealings with Larry Wexer, so if I had an interest in one of Larry's guitars, I would not hesitate to buy it.