Indeed, how did I forget that??
Olwell 6 key cocus wood flute on E-bay
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Re: Olwell 6 key cocus wood flute on E-bay
Like they say: You want it good, you want it fast, you want it cheap. Pick two.
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Re: Olwell 6 key cocus wood flute on E-bay
6years for a keyed blackwood.
A keyed cocus flute....considerably more time, I'm sure. (not even sure he'd make a one-piece middle section cocus Pratten anymore)
I waited nearly 10 years for mine.....8 years for my boxwood one.
Levine is not wrong. I've seen the b-day flutes go for plenty.....and they're worth every dime.
A keyed cocus flute....considerably more time, I'm sure. (not even sure he'd make a one-piece middle section cocus Pratten anymore)
I waited nearly 10 years for mine.....8 years for my boxwood one.
Levine is not wrong. I've seen the b-day flutes go for plenty.....and they're worth every dime.