seonachan
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I picked up this bari thinking of keeping it in GCEA to complement my other Favilla, but have had second thoughts about keeping multiples of any size.
This is a nice-sounding pre-1953 (no serial number) model, with the typical rough finish that these older ones tend to get - you can definitely feel it while holding it.
It did have some work done to it recently by Jake Wildwood of Antebellum Instruments. There is a crack on the top between the bridge and the tail that has been professionally cleated. It also had a bridge shave and replacement ebony saddle to get the action and intonation dialed in. You can see some high quality pics and details at Jake's Antebellum page here.
It has a new set of D'Addario Titaniums on it (DGBE). No case, but I will pack securely.
Asking $SOLD
I picked up this bari thinking of keeping it in GCEA to complement my other Favilla, but have had second thoughts about keeping multiples of any size.
This is a nice-sounding pre-1953 (no serial number) model, with the typical rough finish that these older ones tend to get - you can definitely feel it while holding it.
It did have some work done to it recently by Jake Wildwood of Antebellum Instruments. There is a crack on the top between the bridge and the tail that has been professionally cleated. It also had a bridge shave and replacement ebony saddle to get the action and intonation dialed in. You can see some high quality pics and details at Jake's Antebellum page here.
It has a new set of D'Addario Titaniums on it (DGBE). No case, but I will pack securely.
Asking $SOLD
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