【Fully Adjusted】KRUSPE German Bassoon Huller Bassoon Comes with a high-quality leather case! This is a KRUSPE (made by G.H. Huller) bassoon, which was on par with Adler and Sonora of West Germany at the time. The ones imported by Yamaha were KRUSPE, made in the same factory, but those imported by Global were sold under the Huller brand. This is a high-grade bassoon made of East German maple. For this listing, I have requested overall adjustment and maintenance from a double reed specialist workshop in Tokyo. It has been maintained so that it can be used immediately as a ready-to-play instrument. Generally, the wood used for bassoons is considered to be better in older instruments than in the present, as it has been carefully dried and has a high density, resulting in a better tone. This is similar to the reason for the value of Stradivarius violins. Huller and Kruspe are said to be slightly inferior to Adler and Schreiber, but they are masterpieces made by German craftsmen. Recently, inexpensive instruments made in China have also become visible, but the feeling of playing them is still German-made, and I feel that they are solid. The body is relatively clean for its age, and although there is some damage to the plating, there are many places that are relatively shiny. There are also scratches and dents, but the body is relatively clean for its age, and it has been repaired and does not interfere with playing. In addition, as used accessories, there are: Hand rest High-quality case (a lightweight case made by Laniyon Blues, can be carried as a backpack) Two bocals (Adler 1 and 2) I think the case alone is worth about 50,000 to 70,000 yen. This is a good old German-made bassoon using good materials. It is adjusted and ready to play, but it is offered at a very reasonable price, so please consider it.