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12 String XG Chapman Stick with PASV-4 Villex Pickup
Steve Woodcock replied to Steve Woodcock's topic in Basses For Sale
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12 String XG Chapman Stick with PASV-4 Villex Pickup
Steve Woodcock replied to Steve Woodcock's topic in Basses For Sale
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12 String XG Chapman Stick with PASV-4 Villex Pickup
Steve Woodcock replied to Steve Woodcock's topic in Basses For Sale
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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.
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Bass Bash Tomorrow - Who's going??
Steve Woodcock replied to silverfoxnik's topic in General Discussion
UPDATE: 01. Silverfoxnik 02. WalMan 03. Merton 04. Johngh 05. OBBM 06. G-77 07. Rich (hopefully) 08. Alexclaber 09. Tauzero plus the future Mrs Zero 10. Steantval 11. Doctor of bass 12. Birdy 13. ped 14. Machines 15. tonyf 16 MacDaddy 17 Owen 18 Bassace 19. Moody 20. McGraham 21. Skywalker 22. Jimbo 23. Urb 24. Bassbloke 25. The Burpster 26. Poptart 27. RIM Basses (+2) 28. Stickman -
Anyone driving up from West London?
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[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.
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Great resource [url="http://urge2burge.wordpress.com/"]here[/url]. Enjoy.
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[quote name='bass_ferret' post='131080' date='Jan 31 2008, 02:05 AM']Have a word with Robbie at RM[/quote] Already speaking to him
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Does anyone in or around London have a Thunderfunk that they could let me hear? These amps have made it on to my shortlist without me ever trying one out... Very tempted by the new 750A, from what I've read it could replace my CA9... Thanks, Steve
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[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.
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To Epifani UL310 users, past and present
Steve Woodcock replied to chardbass's topic in Amps and Cabs
At the moment I use a Crest CA9 to power mine which puts out 900 watts a side in to 4 ohms (2k bridged) so I'm never short of headroom, however I'm looking at going for something lighter... -
Epifani UL502 - Sold subject to collection etc.
Steve Woodcock replied to 6stringbassist's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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[quote name='guitarnbass' post='89650' date='Nov 16 2007, 09:21 PM']Synthaxe? Love to see one of those in action.[/quote] Have a look at about the 31 minute mark on [url="http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9171871419070052713&q=allan+holdsworth+germany&total=4&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0"]this video[/url].
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[quote name='bilbo230763' post='88648' date='Nov 14 2007, 09:03 PM']Have you heard his early stuff with Wayne Johnson? Stunning.[/quote] No, I'll have to check it out - any album titles you can throw at me? Most of the stuff I have him on is with Holdsworth...
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Anyone else here going to see Jimmy Johnson on Monday 26th November? He's playing with Allan Holdsworth at the Jazz Cafe - I've been waiting years to see that line-up...
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[quote name='Bass_Junkie' post='88360' date='Nov 14 2007, 12:49 PM']Tony levin plays one..... cant name any others... thats a LOT of bassists...[/quote] There's at least 3 of us on this forum
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They come up on ebay over here occasionally but be prepared to pay a lot - because of the waiting list for new Sticks used ones are holding their value (much more now it seems than in previous years). It's worth keeping an eye on the For Sale section on [url="http://www.stickist.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=index"]Stickist.com[/url].
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[quote name='metalmaniac' post='88401' date='Nov 14 2007, 01:41 PM']If anyone is familiar with the band suffocation, and their first album Effigy of the Forgotten, the bass is bloody brilliant. By a guy named John Barohn.. but after first album he disappeared.. anyone know anything about him.[/quote] It's actually JOSH Barohn - he left Suffocation and joined Autopsy, playing on their '92 album 'Acts Of The Unspeakable'. Don't know what happened to him after that... He was supposed to be back in the reformed Suffocation (which Chris Richards - his former replacement - wasn't too happy about at the time) but I believe he had some 'problems' and they got Derek Boyer instead.