hey guys and gals,
I would just like to know a little about how some of you copely owners feel about your flutes
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Easy to play, flexible tone, excellent volume, very solid low end. Playing wise it's more Prattenish than Rudall like.
The feedback here has been all positive and seems to show Dave's work is very consistent.
To be fair and balanced, if I had to pick on something about Copley flutes, I'd say that the handmade silver rings on my Copley aren't as perfect as the rings on some other flutes I've played. This doesn't affect playability or durability one bit, it's purely cosmetic.
Bottom line: The Copley is a Great Flute, good price.
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The feedback here has been all positive and seems to show Dave's work is very consistent.
To be fair and balanced, if I had to pick on something about Copley flutes, I'd say that the handmade silver rings on my Copley aren't as perfect as the rings on some other flutes I've played. This doesn't affect playability or durability one bit, it's purely cosmetic.
Bottom line: The Copley is a Great Flute, good price.
Loren
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I added a bit to my previous post.
In addition, after reading your addtional comments, I'd say this: The Copley is the easiest (non-Olwell) fluteto play well that I've tried so far - great for a relative beginner.
OTH, If you're getting an Olwell Pratten and you want something different, why not go for an R&R by one of the other makers, rather than something like the Copley that'll be very similar to the Olwell? Might make for a more interesting experience, no?
Just a thought.
Loren
In addition, after reading your addtional comments, I'd say this: The Copley is the easiest (non-Olwell) fluteto play well that I've tried so far - great for a relative beginner.
OTH, If you're getting an Olwell Pratten and you want something different, why not go for an R&R by one of the other makers, rather than something like the Copley that'll be very similar to the Olwell? Might make for a more interesting experience, no?
Just a thought.
Loren
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