Moeck 4307 Rottenburgh Alt

Moeck 4307 Rottenburgh Alto Ebony / Grenadilla

Even a good recorder can become even better: Our Rottenburgh has been fundamentally revised. New technologies ensure reliable implementation.

Perfection through new technology

• Improved sound center
• Conical, curved windway
• Narrower blow-in opening
• Wider blow-out opening
• Optimized lower labium for a more stable air column and greater dynamic potential
• Changed bore for pure and balanced tuning in all registers
• New stable key system for comfortable handling and low-noise playing.

The new Rottenburgh

• has an even fuller depth
• has an even more radiant treble
• is even more reliable in its response
• has an even more flexible tone
• has an even greater dynamic potential
• sits even better in the hand
• has a brand new, very stable key system
• even the bass can be gripped comfortably by very small hands

In 1966, the renowned recorder maker Friedrich von Huene (Boston, USA) had the opportunity to play and examine in detail almost all the original recorders from the Baroque period preserved in European museums. The sum of his data and findings resulted in the basic model of the Moeck-Rottenburgh baroque recorders in modern tuning, based on instruments by Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh (Brussels 1672 - 1756). This recorder is an all-round talent that remains reliable and smooth-running even after prolonged use.

The features of the Moeck 4307 Rottenburgh alto ebony / grenadilla:

• Material: ebony / grenadilla
• with double holes
• Construction: alto
• Construction: 3-piece
• Weight: approx. 272g
• Fingering: Baroque
• Tuning: a1 = 442 Hz
• Scope of delivery: case, wiper rod and cloth, certificate, fingering chart
• Incl. care set

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