Dominique Delarue Guitar

[bookbad]

Hi everyone

I want some e-mail or address for Delarue. I'm interest in his guitar and I'm tried to find contact of him. Who have his contact or any idea about this guitar. Please make me know what do you think.

Thank in advance.

[JLV]

Hi Bookbad,

Here are the information you are looking for.

Dominique Delarue
Ancienne poudrerie
Rue Auguste Fabre
13250 Saint Chamas
Tél. : 09 54 84 43 81 (from abroad +33 9 54 84 43 81)

His guitars are very refined and sought after.
You may have to wait many years...

All the best,

JLV

[bookbad]

Thank you JLV or information:)
I'm now think to go with John Dick guitar!!

[Tom]

From Delarue to Dick in less than a year is a big big swing of interest. Will be intereted to see what's next ... Is that what they called GAS?

[gitgeezer]

There's a Delarue on e - b a y. The seller is located in France and is willing to ship worldwide. You only have 11 hours, however, to switch from Dick back to Delarue.

[bookbad]

It look hard to get contact to Delarue and I really impress in Dick's guitar so I choose it. Other thing is the price of these 2 guitar are very different. The chance to see real Delarue guitar is almost 0%

[petermc61]

There's a Delarue on e - b a y. The seller is located in France and is willing to ship worldwide. You only have 11 hours, however, to switch from Dick back to Delarue.

The Delarue is an older one with spruce top but looks in nice condition. It is priced under $3k. If the sale finishes before any interested parties get a chance, and it does not sell, I can always PM the seller any interested Delcamper's details. The seller seems like a very straight and nice guy.

Peter

[Portland Bill]

That one has a Mahogany back and sides at 3k and a very early one i would give it a miss,you could do a lot better for that kind of money IMO

[petermc61]

That one has a Mahogany back and sides at 3k and a very early one i would give it a miss,you could do a lot better for that kind of money IMO

That is correct. Number 32 from Dominique. Early in his career but presumably one where he would have started refining his skills. This is not necessarily a reason to avoid it, nor the fact that it uses mahogany back and sides (which is more typically associated with cheaper guitars). A fairly recent Delarue with Indian Rosewood would typically sell used for US$8-10k so the starting price of $2850 clearly factors in the age of the guitar and the woods used.

The real question is how it sounds and how it plays - and I know the answer to neither.

Regards
Peter

[bookbad]

Thank you for all. I'm not sure in Mahogany for Back and Side and it's price are very different from now.
I really want to hear it sound and have some trying. It may be good. Hahaha but I think it not good enough.