Steve Woodcock

Blimey, what have you got your eye on to replace it with?

PM'd.

[quote name='Golchen' post='173623' date='Apr 10 2008, 08:03 AM']Note: that one is strung left-handed.[/quote] Well spotted, I hadn't noticed that! It has a reversed belt hook too so yes, it's definitely left handed. I'll amend the first post.

[quote name='queenofthedepths' post='173522' date='Apr 9 2008, 11:08 PM']I wish I had €2500[/quote] Me too!

Yes.

I'm posting this on behalf of a friend, so for full specs and more info email Muhammed at [[email protected]][email protected][/email] [b]12-string Graphite XG Chapman Stick[/b] [attachment=7448:DSC00242.jpg] [attachment=7443:DSC00234.jpg] [attachment=7444:DSC00235.jpg] [attachment=7445:DSC00236.jpg] [quote]"It was built fall last year by Stick Enterprises in Los Angeles and then imported over here [to Germany], and was played for like 30 minutes. In the case ever since [...] asking for [b]2500 Euros[/b]"[/quote] Please note the instrument is located in Germany.

[quote name='gafbass02' post='150679' date='Mar 3 2008, 09:34 PM']Bartolini 9j pickups, brand new never used in box £50 shipped ovno[/quote] Are they J#1 or J#4?

[quote name='bnt' post='154016' date='Mar 9 2008, 05:01 PM']when I wrote to Stick Enterprise to enquire, they told me it was a 1979 Ironwood model, serial #565. Ironwood sounds right, but I'm not sure about the date, since it has some features that only arrived by the early 90s: Fret Rods, fully-adjustable bridge, "Just-A-Nut" that allows switching to 7+5 mode. It may have been upgraded at some point. I can't see any signs of work, though which must mean that if it was upgraded, it was done properly by Stick Enterprises.[/quote] Definitely not an upgrade as the headstock is curved - earlier ones were more angular. When the new features you mention were introduced (in October 1989) they started the serial numbers from 001 again - mine is #614 so I would say yours dates from the early 90's. Good luck with the sale - I second Dills' suggestion to post it on www.stickist.com too and add that I'd be very keen myself were it not the same specs as my current Stick - sounds like someone will grab an absolute bargain as you could ask almost twice your staring price.

[quote name='odub' post='130249' date='Jan 29 2008, 07:40 PM']oh oops I didn't know thats what the 35 stood for, sorry. Actually, I'm a bit confused, there is a GWB1005 and a GWB35, both 34", one a lot more expensive than the other.[/quote] I'll jump in before Luke does - it's the GWB35. All the Willis basses are 34" scale length.

Still available.