【Adjusted ※】Huller German Bassoon Huller Bassoon Kruspe This is a Kruspe (G.H. Huller) bassoon, which was on par with Adler and Sonora of 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. Overall adjustment and maintenance were performed at a double reed specialty workshop in Tokyo. Although some time has passed since then, the frequency of use during that time was very low, and there are no problems with playing. Previous adjustment details: Overall adjustment Replacement of necessary pads Replacement and rewinding of connecting threads Packing replacement Equivalent to tens of thousands of yen Generally, the wood used for bassoons is said to be better in older instruments than in the present, and the sound quality is better because it is carefully dried and densely packed. This is similar to the reason for the Stradivarius violin. Huller and Kruspe are said to be somewhat inferior to Adler and Schreiber, but they are masterpieces made by German craftsmen. Recently, inexpensive Chinese-made instruments have also become available, but the feeling of playing is still German-made, and I feel that it is solid. There is some damage to the body and plating due to use and aging. Although time has passed since the repair, it has hardly been used during that time, and there is no problem with playing during the trial performance. Accessories Hand rest Case (damaged. The lock on the left side is not working well) This is a good old German-made bassoon using good wood. The price of bassoons themselves is also rising, and as a maintained German-made bassoon, we have made it affordable, so please consider it. We can offer a slight discount.