1850 Paul Claudot double bass, carved back.
Appraised at $55k. All original, excellent condition, excellent setup. Claudot stamp on inside, signed under top table.
Most recent setup done by Robertson and Sons, including new bridge, fingerboard, and chromatic C extension.
Neck projection work done by Arnold Schnitzer to bring to modern playing standards.
Played in major symphony orchestras, provenance known.
Dimensions:
More info:
Appraised at $55k. All original, excellent condition, excellent setup. Claudot stamp on inside, signed under top table.
Most recent setup done by Robertson and Sons, including new bridge, fingerboard, and chromatic C extension.
Neck projection work done by Arnold Schnitzer to bring to modern playing standards.
Played in major symphony orchestras, provenance known.
Dimensions:
Body length: 43 11/16”
Upper bout: 21 3/4"
Middle bout: 14 9/16”
Lower bout: 26 15/16”
String Length: 41 7/8”
Upper bout: 21 3/4"
Middle bout: 14 9/16”
Lower bout: 26 15/16”
String Length: 41 7/8”
More info:
- Superb sound—very big and deep character.
- Bridge can be moved north for 41 ½” String Length while still sounding great and very playable.
- Knowledgeable sources have said the signature on the inside is an indication that the instrument was made by the maker himself, rather than a “shop” bass.
- For further information call 541-868-5704 or email [email protected].
