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Original price was: 6.767,00 €.Current price is: 5.997,00 €.

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1997 Brook – Creedy – Ex Ian Anderson and Florian Opahle – ID 4208

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Jethro Tull Tour Guitar 2009 – 2011
Condition: Good
SerNo: 973040
Weight: 1,4 kg
Shipping class: Standard
Case: no
Documents: POA + Email Brooks
Other: Signed photos and AAA passport Jethro Tull
Differential tax according to §25 UStG

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This Brook Creedy is exactly the instrument that Florian Opahle on the Acoustic Tour 2009, 2010 and 2011 of Jethro Tull played.
The Creedy originally came from Ian Anderson's private collection, who then gave it to Florian Opahle in December 2009.
A Fishman pickup was subsequently installed for the tour. (enclosed)
The Brook Creedy is modeled on the Washburn Parlour from 1920.
The Creedy comes with the original Proof of Authenticity, photos and a Jethro Tull backstage pass.

Video with Florian Opahle

Solid Spruce Top
Jarrah Back and Sides
Mahogany Neck
Ebony Fretboard 19 Frets
Ebony Bridge
Bone Nut and Saddle
1470 grams

Currently strung in Nashville tuning, as Florian last strung it in the Redboxx studios for recordings.
So it has exactly the Tull sound as you know it.
We can restring the guitar in normal tuning on request.
From the Captain Collection

Email from Simon:

Hi Captain,
Glad you like the Creedy!
You're right with the date - it was the fourth guitar we completed in March 1997.
We weren't recording as many details about the guitars that went out back then but I'm pretty sure that was one we made for stock and sold to Ian.
Does it look like a dark mahogany?
We remember the back and sides were made of reclaimed Jarrah boards.
The following month we completed a travel guitar for Martin Barre, the Creedy was the first of quite a few guitars we made for Ian.
Hope that helps.
All the best,
Simon
Brook GuitarsTel: +44 (0) 1647 24139www.brookguitars.com

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