【Demo Video Available】 https://youtu.be/WhBvL_AcZIE Karl Hofner KH332 (Guarneri Model) Made in Bubenreuth, Germany, 1982 4/4 Size Violin Body Length: 354mm This violin is from Karl Hofner, a long-established German manufacturer. It utilizes well-seasoned European wood, employing a solid-carved construction method where spruce and maple are carved from thick plates. The purfling is done using the traditional method of being inlaid into grooves. ★KH332 (List Price: 750,000 yen in 1995) The KH300 series (350,000 - 970,000 yen) represents the highest grade, even above the KH200 series. Among them, the high-end KH332 had a list price of 750,000 yen at the time, making it a model that would exceed 1 million yen today. It features a special label for the high-end models, signed by the maker, and is a handmade instrument by the maker in charge of the high-end models. Finished with a bright and vibrant orange varnish, it is a Guarneri model with a flat arch, large and bold f-holes, and a large and impressive scroll. The fitting parts (pegs, tailpiece, chin rest, endpin) have been replaced with new, high-quality boxwood stained finish. While it shows signs of being well-played with scratches and dirt, it has a powerful sound characteristic of the Guarneri model. How about a genuine modern violin for this opportunity? Don't miss out on a top-of-the-line violin from one of Germany's largest and most established manufacturers. Enjoy a selection of violins carefully chosen by a specialist shop, ranging from new models to modern and old violins, with prices from several hundred thousand yen to several million yen. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). While there are scratches and dirt from use, there are no cracks or crack repairs, and it is in healthy condition. New nylon strings have been installed. It has been adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.