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This Clair Cline 1967 bass features a 39 1/4″ string length. This bass was made for Roger Cline (recently retired from the Chicago Symphony!) by his father, Clair. Cline learned violin making as a prisoner of war in a German concentration camp. A movie called “Instrument of War” was made about his time there.
A really sweet 5/8th size bass, this instrument is perfect for a player of any size. It is ergonomic and light weight with a very full sound. It has a beautiful flamed maple back, ribs, and scroll, and was just set up in house.
String Length: 39 1/4” (99.5cm)
Body Length: 40 1/2” (103cm)
Upper Bout Width: 18” (45.5cm)
Lower Bout Width: 24 1/2” (62cm)
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