Klaus Heffler Model 706 Master Violin

The Klaus Heffler Model 706 Maestro Violin is an elite, top-tier masterpiece crafted for professional soloists and orchestral masters. Representing the pinnacle of the Heffler workshop's output, this instrument is distinguished by its use of incredibly rare, ultra-aged tonewoods and a brilliant, highly individualized sonic personality.

• Handcrafted in Germany within the multi-generational Klaus Heffler Workshop located in Forchheim, Bavaria.
• Masterfully constructed as a Stradivari model, built according to historic Italian architectural contours.
• Features an exceptional, acoustic-grade solid European spruce top sourced from South Tyrol. The back, sides, and neck are carved from beautifully flamed Bosnian solid maple.
• Made exclusively from a rare, private reserve of premium tonewood stock that has been naturally stored, air-dried, and seasoned for a minimum of 30 years.
• Finished with a layered, hand-applied high-end antique spirit varnish designed to maximize cellular vibration and project the deep flaming of the wood.
• Master Model (Meistervioline) specifically configured to deliver immense soloistic power, effortless response, and hall-filling projection.
• Warm, deeply complex, and rounded midrange. It yields focused, rich overtones across all registers, maintaining a sweet upper register and a powerful, clear bass core.
• Intricately paired with a professional, hand-carved Despiau Three Tree or German "Schuster" bridge aged for a minimum of 50 years, alongside structural internal soundposts carved from 50-year-old seasoned spruce.
• Historically equipped with a premium handmade ebony fittings featuring a matching tailpiece, chinrest, and tuning pegs.
• Tailored explicitly for concert soloists and elite conservatory musicians.