Klaus Schlegel No. 20 Made in Elbach, Germany, 2007 4/4 size Violin Body Length: 353mm Klaus Schlegel is one of the top violin-making masters in Germany. Born in 1940, he obtained the title of master craftsman in 1963 and established his workshop in Elbach in 1971. His violins are handled by Migma, a company that collects and sells new violins from Markneukirchen, Germany, to the world. Currently, the lineup ranges from workshop-made to master-made pieces, priced from approximately 600,000 to 1,500,000 yen. ★No. 20 (Retail Price: 880,000 yen) No. 20 was one of the higher-end models in the workshop-made lineup at the time, equivalent to the current No. 101 (935,000 yen) to No. 111 (1,100,000 yen). It is a traditional Stradivarius model with a bright and vibrant orange-yellow antique finish. It has a brand on the inside block and the top of the label. It is a very carefully crafted and high-quality superior product, typical of German handmade craftsmanship. It is a healthy and very powerful violin that is very pleasant to play. Being made by a top German master, it is very popular, and it is rare to find it used, often selling out immediately. It will become even more difficult to obtain authentic European-made violins at a low price in the future, so don't miss this opportunity. How about an authentic modern violin for this opportunity? It is recommended for those who want to handle a good instrument from the beginning or for those who are upgrading from an entry-level instrument. Enjoy a selection of violins carefully chosen by a specialist, ranging from new to modern to old violins, with prices from several hundred thousand to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). There are some scratches and dirt from use, but it is generally in healthy and clean condition. The bridge has been replaced with Aubert DE LUXE. New Evah Pirazzi strings are installed. It has been adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.