Eastar 16-Key Open Hole C Flute Kids Beginner, Silver Full Kit, EFL-2

Again may not be a yamah too of the line But this plays well enough my son sits first chair or the consensus equivalent among the students ( lol they tell on each other you know) Again lots of push back at first bc the unknown brand and online order But it tuned great and stayed that way :) Plus son#2 practices almost daily of his own volition bc I was able to provide exactly what he wanted to play in his favourite colour :) And he is proud to play :) Tadah! Thank you company for an affordable instrument a parent can give her child for less than a year of rental and really motivate him to love playing No joke this is sooooo Huge Music is magical / works better than anything for focus. Mood. Self esteem . And confidence ...kid # 4 ‘proof of pudding’

È un ottimo flauto traverso da studio ,lo consiglio

この楽器は支払った価格に見合った品質です。

In 1999, I bought a Lark Chinese-made Boehm flute at Steve's Annex in Montreal for $99, to see if I would enjoy playing a metal flute. It played well enough to convince me to upgrade to something a little better, and after nine months of playing it I donated it to the local church rummage sale (it was still holding up). It was chrome plated and hence slippery, had thin tone, no dynamics, and required constant adjustment. This flute is about three levels above that: far better made from better materials, with far better key work, better finished, and reasonable intonation with good dynamics. The tone is on the bright side, but can be varied. The first two octaves are easy to produce, and the third is quite manageable. It is more fun to play on than the Armstrong student model I had been using for practice. Given 25 years inflation, this is a far better bargain than the Lark was. I have started playing again after a long hiatus, and wanted something with open holes for slides and finger vibrato in Celtic music, so I took a chance on this. How well it will play in a year is an open question, and at the price, service may be hard to justify, and repair unlikely. I would like to take this as proof of the brand's quality, but I have just returned an Eastar metal piccolo that had horrific intonation problems and badly finished tone holes, so guess it is a matter of where the instruments are sourced from. At any rate, they seem to have got things right with this flute.

Super ton und alles wie auf den Bildern