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Our basses are made exclusively by hand. Building a perfect instrument requires more than 300 hours of work, a lot of precision, experience and craftsmanship.
This causes a waiting list for new basses.
Horst Grünert, Penzberg 1989
String length 106cm, 5-string.
An early Horst Grünert 5-String double bass in good condition. The few cracks in the top plate were expertly repaired. Back and ribs are in very good and original condition. Setup by K&T with a Bender Titanium Endpin. The perfect bass for every orchestra section!
€ 32000,- incl. 20% VAT
Double bass Anonymous, approx.1880
String length 105 cm.
Probably built in Northern Italy or Tyrol. The repair slip is labelled with Vienna 1930. This instrument comes from the old collection of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and was played there for a long time. It seems to us like it´s made in Italy, due to the fact that there is not a clear determination of origin, the bass is rated as a beautiful Tyrolean instrument.
The bass is in stable repaired condition and got a new K&T bridge.
€ 35000,- differential taxation
Hermann Dölling Junior, Markneukirchen ca. 1900
String length 106.5 cm, 5-string.
A wonderful old 5 string bass with lots of sound. It reminds us a lot of basses made in Germany for the Hawkes and Sons workshop in this time. Good condition, big sound with lots of colors and quality. K&T Setup.
€ 45000,- differential taxation
Jan Kulik, Prague 1852
Scale length 106cm, 4-string.
Built by one of the most famous violin makers of Prague in the 19th century, this is a very rare and sought after instrument. Completely original condition. Few cracks, beautifully restored. No Soundpost or Bassbar Cracks. A proper solo instrument to fill even the biggest halls. Jan Kulik was a pupil of Martin Stoss in Vienna, something you can see and hear in this beautiful bass.
€ 49000,- differential taxation
Viennese double bass, attributed to Marianus Petz ca.1770
String length 105 cm.
A piece of history comes for sale: this original Viennese bass made in the second half of the 18th century was played for a long, long time in the Vienna Hofburg Theater. It sounds excellent and is in a stable and playable condition, the soundpost crack is holding but should be stabilized with a soundpost patch. Due to the neck set angle used in the 19th century, this bass would also be suited for a baroque setup with gut strings. The condition of the bass is reflected in the relatively low price.
€ 66000,- incl. 20% VAT
Jakob Stöhr, St. Pölten 1830
Scale length 106.8 cm.
A typical Viennese double bass made in the early 19th century.
Jakob Stöhr was the most famous luthier in St. Pölten at this time.
Original bassbar, original backbracing and label, very good repaired, all original condition and a fantastic sound.
€ 72000,- incl. 20% VAT
Heinrich Kaufmann, ca. 1850
String length 106cm, 5-string.
In partnership with Sección Contrabajo
€ 90000,- differential taxation
Johann Joseph Stadlmann, Vienna 1767
String-length 107cm, 4-string
The original of our Viennese model. Elaborately restored by Bram De Man in Brussels. Dendrochronological report available. Original note in good condition on original floor tuning board.
A dream.
Price on request
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