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Ron Haas Double Manual Harpsichord

Experience the rich sound of history with the Ron Haas double manual harpsichord, a meticulously crafted instrument that brings to life the craftsmanship of Hieronymus Hass, 1723. This exceptional piece is not just a musical instrument but a testament to the artistry of its creator, Ron Haas. The harpsichord stands as a perfect blend of modern craftsmanship and traditional design, offering an unparalleled musical experience.

Product Specifications

This exquisite harpsichord features a FF-f”’ transposing mechanism at 415/440 pitch, ensuring versatility in tuning. The Uppermanual boasts a single 8’ range, while the Lower manual offers two 8’ and one 4’ ranges, providing a wide dynamic range. A Manual coupler facilitates smooth transitions between the upper and lower manuals, enhancing the harmonious blend of sound. The harpsichord is veneered in cherry wood, with the keyboard inlaid in the Hamburg-school style, featuring bone and burl walnut for an elegant finish. Wooden jacks with end pins and Delrin plectra ensure a responsive and durable playing experience.

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Ron Haas double manual harpsichord is an ideal choice for musicians, enthusiasts, and collectors seeking a high-quality instrument that resonates with both beauty and functionality. Whether you are performing in a concert hall, practicing at home, or simply enjoying the soothing sound of the harpsichord, this instrument will enhance your musical journey. Its three choirs at 8’ pitch and one choir at 4’ pitch provide a rich and nuanced sound, perfect for a variety of musical styles. The lower manual’s sliding mechanism to engage doglegs from the upper 8’ adds an extra layer of versatility, making it a versatile instrument for both solo performances and ensemble playing. Located in Santa Cruz, CA, this harpsichord is offered at $22,000/offer, presenting an opportunity to own a piece of musical history and craftsmanship.