Kung SUPERIO BASS PEAR WOOD TEINTE2611
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The essentials to know about the SUPERIO bass recorder in F
The essentials to know about the SUPERIO bass recorder in F
- A model born from genuine research work : a full year of R&D announced by the manufacturer to develop this bass in F.
- An already adopted reference : hundreds of instruments sold worldwide and used by numerous ensembles (manufacturer data).
- A key role in a consort : the bass in F provides the foundation and depth that structure the ensemble.
- Designed for group playing : conceived to integrate naturally into wind instrument formations and recorder ensembles.
Manufacturer Information
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SUPERIO: a bass in F that became a "success story"
The SUPERIO bass is presented as a true development project, with an entire year dedicated to refining this model. This approach follows a clear logic: to offer a bass in F capable of meeting the concrete needs of ensembles, both in terms of sound presence and stability in collective playing. The manufacturer also highlights international distribution, with numerous sales over several years, a sign of an instrument that has found its place in ensemble practice.
For which musicians and repertoires?
A bass recorder in F is most often intended for musicians who already have regular recorder practice (level intermediate to advanced ), as it requires more precise control of breath, intonation, and articulation in the lower register. It is also an excellent choice for players performing in consorts, workshops, conservatories, or demanding amateur ensembles.
Regarding styles, the bass in F is particularly comfortable in early music (Renaissance, Baroque), but it also finds its place in more modern arrangements, stage music, or any formation seeking a clear and musical low foundation.
Sound and design
Within an ensemble, the bass is not just "lower": it must provide density without heaviness, remain articulate in attacks, and maintain stable intonation when the upper voices move. A successful bass in F aims for a comfortable sound production, homogeneity across registers, and sufficient projection to support the group without strain.
The bass format also requires special attention to ergonomics: overall balance, handling, and comfort over time, especially during rehearsals. It is precisely in this "real" usage context (rehearsals, concerts, section work) that the SUPERIO is presented as an instrument developed to meet the expectations of ensembles.
Technical specifications
| Level | Semi-professional | Color | Brown |
| System | Baroque | Finishing | Tinted |
| Materials | Pearwood | ||
| Family | Recorder | Development | 1 year of research and development |
| Type | Bass | Distribution | hundreds of instruments sold worldwide |
| Key | F | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Kung Superio Bass 2611 use a baroque fingering system?
The reference 2611 is designed according to a baroque system.
What wood is used for this bass recorder?
The body is made of pearwood. This material is specified in the model's characteristics.
Is this bass recorder suitable for a semi-professional level?
This model is classified as semi-professional level. This designation is intended for an already advanced instrumental practice.
What is the finish of the pearwood Superio Bass?
The finish is stained. The stated color is brown, consistent with the pearwood used.
What is the reference number of this Kung bass recorder?
The indicated reference is 2611. It identifies this version of the Superio Bass in stained pearwood, brown in color. The specified system is baroque.



