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Classical Basset Horn after Lotz

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 Boxwood with maple book and imitation ivory ferrules
 The knee joint is made from a strong engineering material
 Brass mounts and key work 
 Brass bell (made by Matthew Parker Trumpets)

 Pitch A430

 
Original diatonic key configuration
​ or with extra keys including low Eb 
 










Measurements were taken from instruments by Theodor Lotz (1747/48 - 1792) and Raymund Griesbacher (1751/52 - 1818) with kind permission from German National Museum, Nuremberg, Edinburgh University and the Royal College of Music, London.
 

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Double hole for C#/G# 

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​Side B/F# key

Cross Bb/F key