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Höfner Violin Bass „Kit“ – 西德西德—1983–1988 – 稀有的复古乐器
为 sale 的是一件非同寻常的 Höfner 小提琴贝斯，来自所谓的“ Höfner Kit ”系列，制造于1983–1988年的西德。
所谓 Höfner Kit 指的是 Höfner 提供的精选乐器型号的套件。其间也包括一款以著名 Höfner 500/1 小提琴贝斯为灵感的 Kit 版本。这些套件在出厂时并未涂装完成，买家可自行定制涂装并完成制造。
这些 Kit 乐器的一个显著特征是螺栓颈结构。
将此乐器归入 Höfner Kit 的判断，源自乐器历史领域的权威评估者 Christoph Kellner（来自专业杂志《Gitarre & Bass》），他是历史吉他与贝司的资深专家。
该贝斯拥有十分醒目且独特的棕金色亮片漆装，以及带 Höfner 字样的大型珍珠板饰板。经典的 Höfner 电子配备包括两个拾音器、音量/音色旋钮以及 Treble、Bass、Rhythm 与 Solo 等切换开关。
乐器上还印有“Made in West Germany”的字样。
状态与技术检验
在出售前，该贝斯已由专业人员进行维护并进行技术检验。
同時对电子系统进行了打开、检查与测试。拾音器、旋钮与开关均进行了功能检查。
已知的唯一技术性问题是：颈棒调整螺栓的六角头有些磨损或圆角。这一点将被明确而透明地提及。
详细照片展示了乐器的实际状态，以及打开的电子部件与内部结构的部分情况。它们是描述的一部分，需买家仔细自行评估。
总体而言，该贝斯为使用过的复古状态，带有因时间与使用所致的痕迹、划痕、磨损与包浆。
这是一件罕见且非同寻常的 Höfner 收藏级乐器，因其 Kit 的历史、西德制造背景以及独一无二的亮片涂装，与普通批量生产的乐器明显不同。
制造商：Höfner
型号：Violin Bass / Höfner Kit
版本：仿 Höfner 500/1 风格
时期：1983–1988
产地：西德
结构：螺栓颈
弦数：4
拾音器：2
饰面：独特的棕金亮片涂装
状态：二手/复古/经专业技术检验
关于我的乐器的一句话
我将用这件乐器开启我的拍卖新路径。
未来我打算主要提供经技术检验、据我所知并尽力描述的乐器。
在网上购买时，常常仅凭照片就难以判断一件乐器是否真正可用、可演奏或是否存在技术问题。照片可以展示很多，但并不能全貌。
因此我的目标是建立尽可能诚实、透明且长期值得信赖的交易，为买家提供作出决定的尽可能有利基础。
在我个人认为基本的价值观如诚实、责任和可靠性有时被忽视的时代，我决定把销售乐器当成个人使命来践行。
我的原则是：
“尽可能准确，但不必追求极致的精准。”
并非所有乐器都能或应该完全翻新。经济因素当然也起着重要作用。但已知缺陷不应被隐瞒。
我的目标是让每件乐器都在尽我所知的范围内经检验、经描述后再进入市场。
这也意味着乐器的价格可以反映实际付出的劳动量。
每个为乐器投入知识、经验、时间与手工的人都应获得应有的报酬。
技术检验、维护、保养以及对状况的诚实评估都有实际价值，因此我的经检验乐器的价格可能与未经检验的商品不同。
买家不仅购买了一件乐器，还受益于投入的时间、技术检验以及尽可能透明地描述其真实状态。
如今我很高兴在这份销售理念下首次将乐器上拍。
希望以此方式长期建立信任，并以诚实、负责任、尊重乐器的方式将乐器找到下一个主人。
对您自己的乐器也欢迎提问
拥有自己的乐器的朋友若想要对自己的乐器获得专业评估，亦可随时联系我。
基于照片与现有信息，我会尽量谨慎、诚实地对乐器进行归类与初步评估。
这当然不是官方的专家鉴定或认证评估，而是凭我的知识与良心所作的判断。
遇到特殊或难以明确识别的乐器，我会尽可能寻求与经验丰富的专业人士交流。
任何问题欢迎提问，我将以高度的谨慎与诚实回答。
据我所知并以最大的诚意售出。
照片即为实际提供的乐器。
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Höfner Violin Bass “Kit” – West Germany – 1983–1988 – Rare Vintage Instrument
For sale is an exceptional Höfner Violin Bass from the so-called “Höfner Kit” series, made in West Germany between 1983 and 1988.
The so-called Höfner Kits were instrument kits based on selected Höfner models. Among them was also a kit version inspired by the famous Höfner 500/1 Violin Bass. These kits were supplied without a finished paint job and could therefore be individually completed and customised by their owners.
One characteristic feature of these kit instruments is the bolt-on neck construction.
The identification of this instrument as a Höfner Kit is based on a professional assessment by Christoph Kellner of the specialist magazine “Gitarre & Bass”, a highly experienced expert in historical guitars and basses.
This bass features a very distinctive and individual brown-gold glitter finish together with a large pearloid pickguard bearing the Höfner logo. The classic Höfner-style electronics include two pickups, controls and the switches Treble, Bass, Rhythm and Solo.
The instrument also bears the marking “Made in West Germany”.
Condition and technical inspection
Before being offered for sale, the bass was professionally serviced and technically inspected.
The electronics were also opened, checked and tested. The pickups, controls and switches were inspected for proper function.
The only known technical issue is that the hex socket of the truss rod adjustment nut is somewhat worn or rounded. This point is mentioned openly and transparently.
The detailed photographs show the actual condition of the instrument as well as parts of the opened electronics and internal construction. They form part of the description and should be carefully examined for your own assessment.
Overall, the bass is in used vintage condition with age-related and normal signs of use, including scratches, wear and patina.
A rare and unusual Höfner collector's instrument which clearly stands out from standard production models due to its history as a kit instrument, its West German origin and its individual glitter finish.
Manufacturer: Höfner
Type: Violin Bass / Höfner Kit
Version: in the style of the Höfner 500/1
Period: 1983–1988
Origin: West Germany
Construction: bolt-on neck
Strings: 4
Pickups: 2
Finish: individual brown-gold glitter finish
Condition: used / vintage / professionally technically inspected
A personal word about my instruments
With this instrument, I am beginning a new approach to my auctions.
In the future, I intend to offer predominantly technically inspected instruments that are described to the best of my knowledge and belief.
When buying an instrument online, it is often very difficult to decide from photographs alone whether an instrument is truly usable, playable or technically problematic. Photographs can show a great deal, but they cannot show everything.
My aim is therefore to develop honest, transparent and long-term trustworthy transactions and to give buyers the best possible basis for making their decision.
At a time when, in my personal opinion, fundamental values such as honesty, responsibility and reliability are sometimes neglected, I have decided to make this approach to selling my instruments something of a personal mission.
My guiding principle is:
“As precise as necessary, not as precise as possible.”
Not every instrument can or should undergo a complete restoration. The economic factor naturally also plays an important role. However, known defects should not be concealed.
My goal is to have every instrument inspected, described and offered to the best of my knowledge and belief.
For me, this also means that the price of an instrument may reflect the actual work that has been invested in it.
Every person who has contributed knowledge, experience, time and craftsmanship to an instrument should also be fairly compensated for that work.
Technical inspection, servicing, care and an honest assessment of condition all have a real value. For this reason, the prices of my inspected instruments may differ from those of untested examples.
The buyer is not only purchasing an instrument, but also benefits from the time invested, the technical inspection and the most transparent possible description of its actual condition.
It gives me great pleasure to present the first instrument offered at auction under this sales philosophy.
I hope that, in this way, I can build long-term trust and offer instruments that find their next owner with honesty, responsibility and respect for the instrument itself.
Questions about your own instruments are also welcome
Owners of their own instruments are also welcome to contact me if they would like a professional or informed initial assessment of their instrument.
Based on photographs and the information available, I will try to identify and assess the instrument as carefully and honestly as possible.
Please note that this is not an official expert appraisal or certified valuation, but rather an assessment given to the best of my knowledge and belief.
In the case of unusual or difficult-to-identify instruments, I also try, where possible, to draw on the knowledge and exchange of experienced specialists.
Questions are always welcome and will be answered with great care and honesty.
Sold to the best of my knowledge and belief.
The photographs show the actual instrument being offered.
Carefully packed and insured shipping.