| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 378.1 | look in GP | DREGS::BLICKSTEIN | Dave | Tue Oct 27 1987 10:00 | 3 |
| I still seem them advertised in Guitar Player magazine occasionally.
db
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| 378.2 | Mail Order | AQUA::ROST | Independent as a hog on ice | Tue Oct 27 1987 10:37 | 13 |
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Re: .0, .1
Write to Chapman directly. He will sell to you by mail for around
$800 including patch cords and case. He also has instructional
materials.
As far as I know, he doesn't distribute through dealers due to low
demand.
Check GP for the address.
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| 378.3 | | SONATA::LANGE | Livin'in Limbo | Tue Oct 27 1987 10:51 | 6 |
| < Dear Santa,please bring me a Chapman Stick,and give me the ability of Tony
Levin>
Thanks...I'll have to go to Wurlitzers,and tear an advertisement
outta one of their Mags....;-)
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| 378.4 | | SRFSUP::LEAS | Please Ralph, give me a spanner. | Tue Oct 27 1987 18:53 | 5 |
|
Steve Bulmer had one for sale a couple of months ago.
You can send him mail on MERIDN:: or CTOAVAX::
R
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| 378.5 | Another contact | CUJO::MALKOSKI | | Tue Nov 03 1987 09:35 | 9 |
| You can also contact The Mandolin Brothers, 629 Forest Avenue,
Staten Island, NY 10310, (718) 981-3226
I was there in August and they were carrying Sticks. Don't
remember the price. They do a lot of mail order business and
their prices, at least on Martins, Ovations, Guilds, etc are
very competitive.
Paul
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| 378.6 | Stick of a different flavour.... | BRUMMY::LAWTON | Well, stab a dog and call me Eric.. | Wed Feb 26 1992 07:49 | 8 |
| If anyone in the UK is interested (or in the US and you are coming over
anyhow....that'd be a coincidence and a half), there is a music store
in Birmingham with a second-hand Kinkade stick (looks just like a
Chapman) and I think the price is around the three hundred pound mark.
Phil
P.S. How the HELL do you play these things?
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