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Strong, stable sound: the foundation of the ensemble!
Natural holding position: the “knick” (bent head) brings the instrument closer to your body; you have a significantly smaller distance to get to the lower notes.
Relaxed playing: the right arm hardly needs to stretch; this lightweight bass will not cause tension!
Ergonomics play a large role in the design of this bass. This instrument is comfortable for players who otherwise have difficulties with conventional basses.
Feels good to play: the mouthpiece is designed to be blown directly. Knick bass Baroque Ergonomically designed
Ergonomically designed key system: changing fingering is made easier by the roller attached to the double key.
