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Looking for a Low whistle in the key of F. Tuneable and metal preferred (MK, Chieftain, Setanta, Goldie...), Although I can consider Swayne or similar.

Flute for sale.

Maker: Desy Seery

Material: Delrin (Keyless)

Tuning: D (long foot)

Price: 300€ + shippment

You can listen how it sounds here: https://youtu.be/uNeQfy9cxdo

You can see pictures here: https://www.donedeal.ie/brassandwind-fo ... d/26475056

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Flute for sale.

Maker: Desy Seery

Material: Delrin (Keyless)

Tuning: D (long foot)

Price: 300€ + shippment

Pictures on request.

Mezzo whistle in the key of A for sale. Model KWL Chieftain 170517, Tuneable . Barely used and in perfect condition. Very nice sound, so similar to the one of a Goldie but a little cheaper.

asking 150€ plus shippment worldwide.

Pics and more details on PM.

Cheers

I sell this fantastic whistle made by the famous maker Colin Goldie, that follows and improve the design of B. Overton.

asking: 200€ plus shippment.

I tried both flutes you are asking about: The 6 keyed delrin is not a bad flute at all for its price, but it has several details I don't like particulary: It is too heavy (Delrin is heavier than any wood), specially in the headjoint (besides it is lined so it increases the weight) the keywork is fun...

Price reduced! check the link:

viewtopic.php?f=35&t=107530&p=1209499#p1209499

Price reduced to 360€!

I'm selling my McNeela flute in D made of Afrikan Blackwood, keyless and Pratten Style.
400€

You can follow this sale on the next link:

viewtopic.php?f=35&t=107530&p=1208896#p1208896

For Sale: - Keyless flute in D, Afrikan Blackwood. - Pratten style, nice and confortable grip in both hands. - Ideal for begginers and intermediate players. - Barely used. - Hard case with foam inside included. - Price: 400€. Interested send me a PM. Pictures: https://ibb.co/hCuTdV https://ibb.co/jn...

Hi everyone, A recent restoration; the head joint was not salvagable, due to someone trying to improve the embouchure hole... I decided to make the new head unlined, and make the chimney a little deeper, the original had a thinned head, with a very low chimney. The results were a nice tone! My embo...

@Guilleflute What is the relation between the question about the type of wood and your contribution? I thought there were two questions: 1.- about wood 2.- about particular details or clues to recognise a Meyer or Nach Meyer flute. So, I was answering to the second one. I can't answer the first one.

Uni Flute wrote:Hello everyone, I am selling my antique Cocus 8 key flute. Please see the following link to the U.I.E. viewtopic.php?f=35&t=107447

Could it be a Clementi? I have one very similar "Clementi" stamped, although yours seems to be in better condition.

Question Jon: How do you know it's Madagascar Rosewood? Is that something that Meyer flutes are known for, or are you able to identify it as such. If so, what are the clues? keywork (shape, pillar mounted, crossed G#, configuration), holes in right hand (you really need to use fnat key when you are...