Walter Muller Made in Bad Brambach, Germany, circa 1980 4/4 size violin This is a violin made by Walter Muller, who had a workshop in Bad Brambach, Germany. Bad Brambach is a town on the border between Germany and the Czech Republic, and is also right next to Markneukirchen, a major city for violin making. It is famous as a spa town with radon baths. It is a popular classic piece with a solid German-made construction and finished with orange-brown varnish. You can enjoy a warm, core-filled, deep tone. Compared to other German-made violins, it is of the same quality as the entry models of Lothar Semmlinger and Ernst Heinrich Roth, but can be obtained at a lower price. It is a great deal for those who value the performance of the instrument over the brand. This is a violin set worth about 300,000 yen. How about it for those who want to handle a good instrument from the beginning, or for replacing an entry-level instrument? It is a wonderful instrument, so please do not miss this opportunity. Accessories ・Violin body ・Bow: Snake wood frog, gold hardware ・Strings: Nylon strings (new) ・E-string adjuster: Swarovski (new) ・Rosin: Hidersine ・Original cloth (new) ・Rubber mute (new) ・Shoulder rest: Kun Super ・Case: Toyo (with blanket) Everything you need is included, so you can start right away. Fully adjusted (bridge adjustment, peg adjustment, sound post adjustment, polishing, cleaning, overall adjustment). The violin body shows some scratches and dirt from use, but is generally in healthy condition. Repairs such as crack gluing have been completed. Overall, there are weather checks (cracks on the varnish surface). The tailpiece is equipped with a string length correction harp type. The case shows signs of use. It has been adjusted and maintained, so you can use it immediately after tuning.