Looking for some help to identify construction / value

[EMSims]

Evening, I was hoping for some help identifying the construction of this bass as it’s been about 10 years since I bought it and I’ve completely forgotten. I’m looking to sell it but I’m not 100% confident if it’s solid wood throughout or just the top. 
 

The bass is a 3/4 Andreas Zeller fo Stentor, made in 2008 in the typical amber gold colour. 
 

There’s a small chip on the edge of the back face on the bottom, I can’t see any evidence of lamination or ply. Also, there’s a knot in the wood on the back and I can see a smaller artefact of this from the inside. This leads me to believe it’s spruce top with maple sides, and solid throughout… but I could be wrong. Any thoughts or tips? 
 

Does anyone know a typical value for this kind of bass? I appreciate it’s an entry level bass but I see wild fluctuations in prices online. It’s done me well so keen it gets some more use from someone else.
 

Thanks in advance, 

Ed
 

 

Edited Monday at 18:28 by EMSims
Correction

[Duckyincarnate]

I tend to think of used reputable student basses as around the £1k mark generally, but others may correct me on that. 

[Beer of the Bass]

I'd say that's all solid, partly from looking at the edges of the side, and partly because it's a multi-piece back and has reinforcement strips along the joins on the inside, which would be unnecessary with a laminated back. 

[EMSims]

Thanks both, I appreciate your two cents on this! 

[NickA]

fully carved bassfor sure.

 

Hybrids and laminates are around the £800 to £1000 mark, so probably up to £1500.... which is what you appear to be asking on eBay. 

 

Bassbags sell fully carved factory basses for a lot more than this, starting around £2500 but Casswells have some around £1300

 

Of course it depends on what it sounds like!