SOLD! Grand Stick #699 for sale (not mine!)
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meugel
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Joined: Thu Oct 11, 2018 2:04 am Posts: 366
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mahabresq wrote: baggetthouse wrote: I'm curious about that pickup. Some kind of custom job created by a previous owner, I assume. These are probably the original pickups. At that time Emmett used them in 7-string Stick Basses. A month ago there was a 5+7 Grand for sale in Germany, where on the bass side there was a Stickup, and on the melody the same. If I remember correctly, they were made by Lace, I think. These are the original pickups. The housing is still the 10-string size, with larger pickups for the 12 strings, and some sticks later it was replaced by the "new" 12-string StickUp.
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Wenge #6716 ACTV-2 Rosewood ALTO #5686 Stickup
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meugel
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DQ2U951 wrote: Never seen an Oak Stick, reminds me of furniture It's not very common, but they made some oak Sticks (10 and 12 string models) in the 1990 years. It was a one piece construction, laminated hardwood construction started in 1996 ... https://stick.com/about/history/timeline/
_________________ Michael Kaser
Wenge #6716 ACTV-2 Rosewood ALTO #5686 Stickup
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baggetthouse
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Joined: Sun Apr 04, 2010 9:23 pm Posts: 744 Location: Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, CANADA
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meugel wrote: These are the original pickups. The housing is still the 10-string size, with larger pickups for the 12 strings, and some sticks later it was replaced by the "new" 12-string StickUp. Wow. I never knew about this. Thanks.
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grandstick
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Joined: Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:54 pm Posts: 249 Location: Richmond, Virginia
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 Re: Grand Stick #699 for sale (not mine!)
mahabresq wrote: baggetthouse wrote: I'm curious about that pickup. Some kind of custom job created by a previous owner, I assume. These are probably the original pickups. At that time Emmett used them in 7-string Stick Basses. A month ago there was a 5+7 Grand for sale in Germany, where on the bass side there was a Stickup, and on the melody the same. If I remember correctly, they were made by Lace, I think. **Edit** I had replied to this thread without having first checked out the instrument in question. Upon review of the photo, that Stick does indeed have not only one, but two of the Lace Sensor pickups that I mentioned in my reply. - end **** My first Stick was a solid rosewood Grand in the upper 600-range of serial numbers (early/mid 1990s). It came equipped with a 5+7 tuning - the pickup housing had a traditional 5-string Stickup in the bass, but an open-housed Lace Sensor for the 7 melody strings. It buzzed quite a bit. I spoke with Emmett several times about this, and he urged me to keep this "experimental" pickup, as he was really interested to see what I could do with it. As this was my first Stick instrument, I expressed that I didn't want to experiment - I wanted something to learn and grow with. Emmett relented, and agreed to replace that housing with a traditional 6+6 Stickup configuration.
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arcoddath
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Joined: Wed Dec 05, 2012 1:58 pm Posts: 92 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland
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A while ago there was a 7+5 stickup on ebay (in Australia I think) -- can't find the post now but I was interested to see it existed. [Edit -- found it but no pics: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=16281] Also I was aware of Touchboard (my mid-90s Grand has a "Touchboard Products" detail on the nameplate) I've just never seen that logo before and it's very cool. Regards
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RaL
Joined: Tue Nov 26, 2024 11:44 am Posts: 2
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Hello everyone! I am the owner of the Grand Stick for sale. I wrote to Stick Enterprises and they said my G. Stick n. 699 was manufactured in December 1993. I purchased it in 1994.
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Wed Nov 27, 2024 9:47 am |
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RaL
Joined: Tue Nov 26, 2024 11:44 am Posts: 2
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arcoddath wrote: Also I was aware of Touchboard (my mid-90s Grand has a "Touchboard Products" detail on the nameplate) I've just never seen that logo before and it's very cool. Regards Are you referring to the TOUCHBOARD writing on the hard case? It is indeed beautiful.
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psc64
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Joined: Wed Jul 10, 2024 6:26 pm Posts: 45 Location: San Angelo, TX
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WerkSpace wrote: I never noticed that before. My 1978 Stick says "The Chapman Stick touchboard TM" on the headstock placard. And the first batches of Sticks without a nameplate just had "THE CHAPMAN STICK TOUCHBOARD" etched in red. Pretty cool stuff - I like the term touchboard too, just seems fitting for an instrument like the Stick.
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meugel
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Joined: Thu Oct 11, 2018 2:04 am Posts: 366
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Yesterday the seller confirmed me that the Stick has been sold!
_________________ Michael Kaser
Wenge #6716 ACTV-2 Rosewood ALTO #5686 Stickup
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