I'm in Seattle, Washington. I just did the adding up of the payments I made is US dollars before PayPal fees were taken out and it was $6884.
Wow...then you add about another $1,000 for shipping and taxes/brokerage!
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I'm in Seattle, Washington. I just did the adding up of the payments I made is US dollars before PayPal fees were taken out and it was $6884.
Wow...then you add about another $1,000 for shipping and taxes/brokerage!
Toolmybass how much did you pay for your wal/wals? Seem you're very surprised for the cost, so I'm assuming you think is a lot of money too
I dont own a Paul Wal...but the used ones i do have and the one i sold i paid on avg about $4,200
I paid (or paying) a hair higher than that for the MKII that i should have in my hands by the end of next week. Fingers crossed!
Yeah that's not looking fun. Worth it to me though. Really excited.
Nibs, let me know once she arrives, we can do a Wal mini-gathering.

It is maple on basses with dark facings (walnut; wenge, shedua....), while it's made of a darker wood on basses with light facings (maple, sycamore....), but I actually don't know what wood it is.
Do Wal ever offer Maple fretboards?
Do Wal ever offer Maple fretboards?
Maple board on a Wal would be strange, it would look odd and out of character and in my uneducated opinion sound too bright and not Wal like. To each their own, but I don't think it's something that Paul would do?

Not only have I seen a few, but I've heard them in action...and they looked AND sounded quite nice. Steve Chesney had a Olive Ash MKII fiver and a Zebrawood MKIII 4 with maple boards and both sounded GREAT!