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Flutes |
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18/10/00 (908 review reads) |
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Advantages: Better tone than any I have heard before
Disadvantages: a bit pricy
I bought this Armstrong flute second hand and even then it cost me £200 (it was only 10 months old), I managed to get a private sale through a local music shop. Brand new it costs approximately £400 - £450. It was worth every penny, I would definately recommend it, having spoke to my music tutor he told me it is one of the best (and most expensive) flutes you can buy. I played for a large band when I was at school and my flute seemed to have such a softer, nicer tone than some of those I played with. It is now five years old and sounds as good now as it did when I got it. I have never had to have any pads replaced and it has never had to go in for repair. I have never had it serviced, though I should really, so considering this it is still in very good condition, and plays as well as it did the day I got it. My sister had a different make (not sure what it was) and when she didn't clean it you could tell. I admit I have neglected mine a bit and don't clean it all the time, but I have never had any problems with it, or the tone it produces. This is definately the best make I have ever come across, and I am sure it will last be for years to come (if I remember to have it serviced regularly!)
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emmahumphries - 18/10/00 I always wanted to play so decided to learn when I was 13, it's one of the best things I ever did, if I get stressed I can get it out and play and it calms me down. I got my younger sister learning to play when she was just 11. |
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