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Josh sold his Chapman Stick

tomjones — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 23:11:29 +0000

Many of you who may have been searching for “Chapman Stick for Sale” may have seen the following advertisement from the Communications from Elsewhere blog. (View at http://elsewhere.org/journal/archive/chapman-stick-for-sale.)

Josh says that he is selling his Chapman Stick, that he’s had it for four years, and can’t find time to learn how to play it. Also, he needs the money. He says it’s a very nice instrument, and he’s selling for less than it is worth. He then gives some prices and some pictures (broken link).

Alas, this post was made in 2003. It’s not much use now.

Unfortunately, Google continues to serve up this blog post, even though the instrument is surely long gone.

As a responsible cybernaut and bloggist, we call upon Josh to take down this outdated listing, and to do his part to make the internet a safer place for anyone wanting to find a good deal on a used Stick or Mobius Megatar instrument.

New Stick Enterprises Website!

tomjones — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:03:15 +0000

As has been widely publicized, Emmett Chapman invented many new and interesting ways of doing business and playing music with the revolutionary two-handed tapping method, as it was developed by Emmett Chapman and called the Free Hands Method on his Stick Enterprises website.

And now, according to publicist Greg Howard in a recent post on the Stickwire mailing list, Stick Enterprises has put up a new web page called Learn-Chapman-Stick.

(New website content only incidentally similar to the Learn-Chapman-Stick website previously developed as a prototype by competitor Mobius Megatar, and the Chapman Stick organization is not affiliated with Mobius Megatar in any way. Spokesmen for Mobius Megatar affirmed there is currently no affiliation between these two companies — http://learn-chapman-stick.com)

According to Greg Howard, public relations director for Stick Enterprises, the purpose of the website to creatified a new location for links about learning the Free Hands method invented by Emmett Chapman, and using this method on the two-handed tapping instruments that are manufactured by Stick Enterprises of Woodland Hills, California.

According to Howard, he hopes to obtain cool apps from other people to give away, which will show fretboard layouts, and he will be very grateful for any contributions from the public.

“I’m also hoping,” said Howard, “to include a listing.” This listing would consist of musicians who are teaching private lessons. Howard asks that interested teachers contact him privately, and hopes that Stick Enterprises can make this new website as good a community resource as it can be.

NS/Stick for Sale with Graphite Neck

tomjones — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 22:26:32 +0000

Cherry wood body, cherry finish, Moses Graphite Neck. Stayed mostly at home, excellent condition.

Includes Planet Waves strap, ATA case, wrenches, extra strings.

Photo: http://www.stickist.com/gallery/viewpic.php?pic_id=344

Contact: Paul Walters grandstick /at/ GMAIL.COM

I’m Searching for a Chapman Stick with Midi

tdomf_f867b — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 22:55:13 +0000

10 or 12 strings with midi pick up

contact me with picture and price :

sylso at sylsomusik.com

Rosewood Grand Stick for Sale

tomjones — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 04:59:03 +0000

ASV-4 pickups
GK-2a MIDI pickup on the melody side
Currently tuned in classic tuning with high bass 4th
Currently set up with heavy strings
Of course tuning and strings can be changed
Willing to entertain offers

Contact Tom Griesgraber – tom/atthossounds.com