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Arguably the finest builder
of fretted clavichords was the Ansbach instrument maker Christian G. Hubert.
His clavichords and fortepianos were widely admired, and today his many
surviving clavichords justify these 18th century accounts.
The Hubert clavichord
has a strong and singing tone, is easy for you to tune, holds it's tuning
well, and is also quite portable. It has a range of C to g3, a veneered
case or solid hardwood case, with the interior decorated with colorful
block-printed papers.
Specifications:
C to g3, A-390 Brass
strung.
Length: 51" (1.3m)
Width: 15" (.38m)
Height: 3.5" (.09m
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