Dear Jiří Kvapil and Co-Authors,

Both reviewers are happy with the corrected version of the manuscript so that I can recommend it for a publication in Solid Earth. Please carefully check your manuscript for language/style mistakes and have a look at the suggested corrections below before you submit the final version of your manuscript.

Best regards,

Emanuel Kästle

The model provides compelling evidence for a regional-scale of velocity distribution. (written in the abstract and in the conclusions)
- I have trouble understanding this sentence, it seems like something is missing. The model provides evidence for what? Evidence that velocities are distributed? Please rewrite to clarify.

Moho, which indicate an extrusion of mantle rocks into the lower crust,
- rather an INtrusion, right?

Individual 1-D velocity-depth models resulting from the stochastic inversions and exhibit distinct regional variations of the
- grammar

Similarly, the ANT Moho depth of Kästle et al. (2018) shows low-resolution appearance of thicker MD crust without small-scale features due to its resolution of 2° N-S.
- Certainly, the Bohemian Massive is at the border of the study region of Kästle et al. 2018, but the resolution tests therein indicate that even there, structures of 1 degree should be well resolvable. I think, 2deg is quite pessimistic.

Dear authors,
please carefully check your manuscript for language/style mistakes and have a look at the suggested corrections outlined by E.Kaestle before you submit the final version of your manuscript.
I'm looking forward seeing your paper published, Lotte Krawczyk.

The model provides compelling evidence for a regional-scale of velocity distribution. (written in the abstract and in the conclusions)
- I have trouble understanding this sentence, it seems like something is missing. The model provides evidence for what? Evidence that velocities are distributed? Please rewrite to clarify.

Moho, which indicate an extrusion of mantle rocks into the lower crust,
- rather an Intrusion, right?

Individual 1-D velocity-depth models resulting from the stochastic inversions and exhibit distinct regional variations of the
- grammar

Similarly, the ANT Moho depth of Kästle et al. (2018) shows low-resolution appearance of thicker MD crust without small-scale features due to its resolution of 2° N-S.
- Certainly, the Bohemian Massive is at the border of the study region of Kästle et al. 2018, but the resolution tests therein indicate that even there, structures of 1 degree should be well resolvable. I think, 2deg is quite pessimistic.