@Spudzilla5656 have you thought about getting a zentapper instead, about $1000 US, u can get the same strings and tuning as a chapman stick, only differance is it's a ladder tapper and doesn't have a wooden fretboard.
Ever since I heard Discipline by King Crimson I've been wanting to get my hands on a Chapman Stick, but I don't think I'll be able to afford on anytime soon.
You are correct. The lowering of pitch is especially pronounced on a classical guitar, or an electric with light gauge strings, or strings tuned flat.
If you want a "tapper" my advice is go for a used Stick if you can't afford new. Other tappers may be good for what they are but they are not Sticks.
rrlavigne1 3 months ago
@Spudzilla5656 have you thought about getting a zentapper instead, about $1000 US, u can get the same strings and tuning as a chapman stick, only differance is it's a ladder tapper and doesn't have a wooden fretboard.
linorhino 6 months ago
Ever since I heard Discipline by King Crimson I've been wanting to get my hands on a Chapman Stick, but I don't think I'll be able to afford on anytime soon.
Spudzilla5656 1 year ago
@theedlos
Vibrato can go down if you use a classical side-to-side vibrato where you push/pull the string rather than bending it up and down.
Guitarist0001 1 year ago
cheapest model is about $1900, i think
foma42 2 years ago
@theedlos - guitarists (and sometimes stickists) will bend a string up in pitch, then produce a vibrato that goes down in pitch from the fundamental.
MST2k 2 years ago
how much is a stick?
xaviermoyssen 2 years ago
You are correct. The lowering of pitch is especially pronounced on a classical guitar, or an electric with light gauge strings, or strings tuned flat.
Ubu987 2 years ago
Wrong.
That would only work on a fretless instrument.
This instrument, clearly, has frets.
iaintnocommie 2 years ago