Historical Replica Clavichord
Modern reproduction of 18th-century German clavichords with tangent action and inverted color key arrangement (dark naturals). Falls under HTS 9201.90.00.00 as 'other' keyboard stringed instruments for authentic performance practice. Unfretted models preferred for even temperament tuning.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If certified as exact museum-quality reproduction
Antiques reproductions of 100+ year designs may qualify under Chapter 97.
If tangent blocks feature gold decorative inlays
Significant precious metal content shifts classification to Chapter 71.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include builder's specification sheet matching original historical dimensions and materials
• Protect soundboard parchment during transit with custom foam inserts
• Declare if fretted or unfretted design affects tuning limitations
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