Oskar Erich Heinel - 4/4 Violin, Markneurkirchern, Germany, (1948) Finish_ Spruce/Sapele The solid maple back is

The solid maple back is also hand-carved

This full-bodied and powerful dreadnought provides guitarists with a classic acoustic sound and balanced voicing from its all-solid tonewoods

Closed Depth 13/16) Fits to the 10th fret on a standard 1 11/16 neck

The Dobson tone ring and metal spun pot gives this banjo a punch and volume that makes it a great instrument for group playing and for professional stage work

UNITY: This Maori-inspired design represents connection and unity

Oskar Erich Heinel - 4/4 Violin, Markneurkirchern, Germany, (1948) Finish_ Spruce/Sapele The solid maple back isThis venerable old instrument attributed to Heinel is from the famed violin construction area of Markneukirchen Germany. It exudes a rich warm sound with plenty of volume and clear carrying tones. Recently repaired restored by renowned maker R. J. Storm (maker for Jason Carter among others), the violin sits in very good stage ready playing condition with proper action and a new set of Helicore strings. Comes with high quality hygrometer case and bow.