Mint Used Krutz 650 series model B765 7/8 Size Upright Bass with Bag + Bow
#OIK-2015
*Mint used condition. Tried in-store so we cannot sell as new. Never sold.
KRUTZ Series instruments raise the bar for student level instruments. They are carefully constructed to Krutz's specifications in their affiliated shop in Beijing and all set-up in their Kansas City workshop. KRUTZ craftsmen travel there regularly to control quality. This ensures a fine appearance, warm sound and easy playability, even in fractional sizes. Upon arrival at Krutz's Kansas City workshop, they are given a professional set-up by their craftsmen. KRUTZ Series instruments produce a higher tonal quality at a more competitive price.
Specs: Fully carved seasoned spruce top, carved seasoned maple back, ribs and scroll; Highly flamed; Antiqued varnish; Gamba or violin corners; sloped shoulders; inlaid purfling; 4 individual brass machines; ebony fingerboard; 10mm endpin w/screwed rubber stopper; D'Addario Kaplan strings, adjustable bridge with brass adjusters, and ebony tailpiece. Bridge, fingerboard, nut and soundpost assembled, dressed, fitted and tonally adjusted in our Kansas City workshop. 
Comes with Krutz "Plantation Wood" bow, bag and rosin.
$2,850.00
****Free delivery for this Bass if you live within 200 miles of the Wichita,KS area. Otherwise we are estimating shipping costs to be around $700.00 by freight in the Continental US (excluding Alaska and Hawaii).
***Please let us know your location for a more accurate shipping quote.
****Local pickup preferred.
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Wichita Band Instrument Company is a small musical instrument emporium located in the center of the USA.  The owners are Kansas natives Gary L. Ray and his two sons. 
Founded by a woodwind repair technician in 1953, we soon will commence our seventy-fourth year in business.
We’re not a “back bedroom” operation but can report that we are the owners of a proper “brick and mortar” workshop.
We enjoy a sterling reputation for ethical business transactions and confirm to our friends and clients the simple fact that we expect to be in business forever.