reed flute

A flute from India formed out of a single piece of reed. According to tradition, the reed flute only has six holes and is thus played in the same way as the tin-whistle.
A good alternative to the tin-whistle with a warmer and mellower sound.
The large flutes with a low tone are a particularly good alternative to the low-whistle. The reed flute is available both in a recorder style and as a travers flute.
We offering followings intonations:

high notes in Sol (21 cm), Fa#, Fa, Mi, Re#, Re (29 cm), Do#, Do (33 cm), Si und Sib
low notes in La, Sol#, Sol (43 cm), Fa und Mi (54 cm).

The large flutes tuning sol and deeper are a little bit difficult in fingering, exspecially for small hands. So this flute with special price are not for children.

This simple flutes are tuned clean themeselves, but the base-note can differnet upto a quarter note.
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