That's a great idea -- I'd somehow missed that maker. How do you find it compares to the M&E?fatmac wrote:Well, as you are in the UK, I'd suggest looking at Damian Thompson, I think my delrin flute came within 3 weeks of ordering.
Yet another beginner wants a flute
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Re: Yet another beginner wants a flute
Other than being a different key, a little quieter, & lighter in weight to hold. Mine is a 2 piece, whilst the M&E is a 3 piece.
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Re: Yet another beginner wants a flute
Thanks, fatmac, I think I'll get hold of one if no cut-price Copleys appear on the site in the near future!fatmac wrote:Other than being a different key, a little quieter, & lighter in weight to hold. Mine is a 2 piece, whilst the M&E is a 3 piece.