Küng

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• A powerful instrument, cleverly thought out with many technical details
• If the sound in the upper register is too noisy, the reason is usually the blowing technique
• Pitch range: Two octaves and one fourth
• Full, warm and dark sound
• Length: 115 cm
• Weight: approx. 1800 g
• Strong low register, absolutely clear high register
• Extremely versatile (ensemble and solo)
• Strong F# thanks to ring key
• Material: Stained maple
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Inside treated with oil
• Outside with lacquer finish

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• Developed by the passionate recorder maker Geri Bollinger
• The production of the first instrument was preceded by a solid year of research and development
• Over the past 15 years, hundreds of instruments have been shipped all over the world, enriching countless ensembles with their sound
• Range is two octaves and a fifth
• Powerful, warm and strong sound
• Length: 89.7 cm
• Weight: Approximately 1200 g
• Excellent, low register with clear highest register
• Extremely versatile (ensemble and solo)
• The bend makes it possible to play an acoustically excellent instrument, something that would not be possible with a blowpipe
• Material: Pearwood, stained
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Oiled on the inside
• Matte lacquered on the outside

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The SUPERIO soprano recorder is a particularly beautiful sounding instrument
• Rich in overtones
• Inspired by the sound of a baroque soprano recorder
• Range is two octaves and a major third
• Earthy, light sound
• Requires high blowing pressure
• Material: Castello boxwood, stained
• Length: 31.6 cm
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Oiled on the inside
• Matte lacquered on the outside

• Baroque fingering
• Material: Pearwood
• Pitch: A' = 442 Hz
• The Studio tenor recorder is well suited to playing in an ensemble either as a medium voice, or as the first in a low quartet (tenor to sub-bass). The knick recorder is gaining more and more in popularity these days, simply because of the pleasant sounds it produces.
• This key-less tenor is relatively easy to get to grips with, in particular for the little finger at the bottom
• Range: 2 octaves and a minor third
• Produces a dark and warm sound
• Length: 60.8 cm
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• Developed by the passionate recorder maker, Geri Bollinger
• The delivery of the first instrument was preceded by at least a year of research and development
• For fifteen years, many hundreds of instruments have been sent all over the world and enrich countless ensembles with their sound
• Pitch: Two octaves and a fifth
• Robust, warm and strong sound
• Length: 89.7 cm
• Weight approx. 1200 g
• Good lower register and a clear high register
• Extremely versatile (ensemble and solo)
• The knick gives the instrument excellent acoustics, which would would not be possible via a crook
• Material: Cherry wood
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Inside and outside finished with oil

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: a' = 442 Hz
• The STUDIO alto recorder offers a great ratio of playing capacity to value for money
• A great instrument for all requirements
• Has been used as a solo instrument in the Berlin Philharmonic
• Range: Two octaves and a major second
• Produces a warm sound
• Length: 47.2 cm
• Material: Maple
• Impregnated with paraffin
• The inside of the instrument has been treated with oil
• Exterior finish: Matte lacquer

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: A' = 442 Hz
• The Marsyas tenor recorders enjoy a sonorous sound that carries well
• The bottom notes are surprisingly stable, despite not being fitted with keys
• The sound is round and self-contained
• Range: 2 octaves and a minor third
• Produces a warm and elegant sound
• Length: 61.2 cm
• Weight approx. 400 g
• Material: Castello boxwood
• Treated internally with paraffin
• Inside and outside have been oiled

• Baroque fingering
• Material: Olive wood
• a '= 442 Hz
• Range: Two octaves and a minor third
• Sonorous, carrying sound
• The low position is surprisingly stable even without keys
• Sounds round and self-contained
• Warm and elegant sound
• Length: 61.2 cm
• Weight: Approximately 400 g
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: A' = 442 Hz
• The Studio tenor recorder is well suited to playing in an ensemble either as a medium voice, or as the first in a low quartet (tenor to sub-bass). The recorder is gaining more and more in popularity these days, simply because of the pleasant sounds it produces.
• This key-less tenor is relatively easy to get to grip, in particular for the little finger at the bottom
• Range: 2 octaves and a minor third
• Produces a deep and warm sound
• Length: 60.8 cm
• Material: Pearwood
• Has been treated internally with paraffin
• Inside and outside treated with oil

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The STUDIO soprano recorder is an excellent recorder for beginners
• It is also popular as an upper part in an ensemble because of its pleasant, warm sound
• Very carefully crafted and therefore pleasant to use
• The range is two octaves and a major second
• Warm sound
• Material: Pearwood
• Length: 32 cm
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The SUPERIO Soprano Recorder is an especially beautiful sounding instrument
• Rich in overtones
• Inspired by the sound of a Baroque soprano recorder
• Range is two octaves and a major third
• Light sound
• Requires high blowing pressure
• Length: 31.6 cm
• Material: Plum
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: a' = 442 Hz
• The STUDIO alto recorder offers a great ratio of playing capacity to value for money
• A great instrument for all requirements
• Has been used as a solo instrument in the Berlin Philharmonic
• Range: Two octaves and a major second
• Produces a warm sound
• Material: Stained pearwood
• Length: 47.2 cm
• Impregnated with paraffin
• The inside of the instrument has been treated with oil
• Exterior finish: Matte lacquer

The Sinor tenor recorder is very well suited for making music in the ensemble, be it as a middle voice or as the first voice of a low-pitched quartet (tenor to sub-bass). This is a line that is becoming more and more popular because it sounds very pleasant and good.

• Baroque fingering
• a '= 442 Hz
• 4 keys
• Relatively easy to grip, especially for the little finger below
• Ideal ensemble instrument
• Range: Two octaves and a minor third
• Dark and warm sound
• Length: 60.8 cm
• Material: Matte varnished cherry wood
• Treated with paraffin inside
• Inside and outside have been oiled

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: a' = 442 Hz
• The SUPERIO tenor recorder is a solo instrument par excellence, which can handle pieces such as Telemann's solo fantasies in the original key
• Thanks to its wide range and rich sound, selected pieces for tranverse flute can also be played with the SUPERIO
• New additional keys make the SUPERIO a very hand-friendly instrument
• Range: 2 octaves and a fifth
• Produces a robust, full and warm sound
• Length: 64.8 cm
• Material: Pearwood
• Impregnated with paraffin
• oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Made of grenadilla
• a'= 442 Hz
• Chromatic range over 2 1/2 octaves
• Wide bore
• Metal labium
• One octave key for the high register
• Key system with e1 foot extension
• Strong, low register
• Ideal for playing with modern orchestral instruments
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The Superio soprano recorder is a particularly beautiful sounding instrument
• Rich in overtones
• Inspired by the sound of a baroque soprano recorder
• Pitch range are two octaves and a major third
• Earthy and light sound
• Requires high blowing pressure
• Length: 31.6 cm
• Material: Olive
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• Material: Grenadilla (Dalbergia melanoxylon)
• Fine and elegant sounding instrument with astonishing flexibility and tonal strength
• Pitch range is two octaves and a major third
• Brilliant and strong sound
• Length: 32 cm
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Inside and outside with oil finish

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: a' = 442 Hz
• The STUDIO alto recorder offers a great ratio of playing capacity to value for money
• A great instrument for all requirements
• Has been used as a solo instrument in the Berlin Philharmonic
• Range: Two octaves and a major second
• Produces an elegant sound
• Length: 47.2 cm
• Material: Cherry wood
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Both the inside and the outside of the instrument have been treated with oil

• Baroque fingering
• Pitch: a' = 442 Hz
• The SUPERIO alto recorder enjoys a strong and characterful sound with a strong low register
• Range: Two octaves and a fourth
• Produces a robust, yet bright and light sound
• Length: 47.3 cm
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Both the inside and the outside of the instrument have been treated with oil