6-String Consort Bass Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated roll mechanism fitted to double Finish:Cherrywood Airbrush Design

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6-String Consort Bass Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated roll mechanism fitted to double Finish:Cherrywood Airbrush Design

Name: 6-String Consort Bass Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu-Mi Style:Decorated roll mechanism fitted to double Finish:Cherrywood Airbrush Design
Brand: abztours.com
SKU: 24640276221
Price: 2495.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8613 (11 reviews)

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6 String Consort Bass Viol after Henry Jaye (1620) by Lu Mi Style:Decorated roll mechanism fitted to double Finish:Cherrywood Airbrush Design roll mechanism fitted to double keys Pitch a=442 Sound powerful fine tone is well suited for Baroque music It plays well with all gut strings This model is ideal for consort music or music that emphasizes the low register

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