Modern German Bubenreuth violin, c1970 - large, warm sound

A beautiful and exceptionally good sounding German violin; a well-preserved instrument, handcrafted in a German factory around 1970, probably in the Bubenreuth area, in the style of a Mittenwald violin.

German violin from Bubenreuth, short description:

• 4/4 violin built in the 1970s in Germany
• top made of medium grained spruce
• two-piece back made of mildly flamed maple with a slightly rising flaming
• red-brown, discreetly antiqued varnish with a delicate craquelle and numerous traces of playing
• worked up by the violin maker and ready to play
• very good condition without cracks or repairs
• warm, voluminous sound with resonance and character

Like all our violins, it is delivered free of shipping costs, with a 30-day right of return and an optional certificate.