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Tipple C# with thumb-hole, speckled bore and Ott-Tipple-Fijaro Wedge (It’s a wedge cut from a piece for synthetic cork). The C# is the same as a Baroque D at A=415 Hz. $50 postage included within U.S.
Chris McNeilly Pratten (Matt Molloy model), what can I say – “It’s the Best Pratten I’ve ever played!” It has a sweet high range and booming low, its air consumption is modest, but it plays best when pushed. The only flaw would be a repaired crack in the barrel (nearly invisible and stable). Here’s a link to this flute playing the Congress Reel: http://www.box.net/shared/vtykhq6ty2 I’ld like $525 for this excellent flute, postage and insurance included within the U.S.
John McDonagh Regimental Model 7-hole fife, this is an improved model fife made about 25 years ago by Wilson Woods. It is in excellent shape with a glass smooth bore. The 7th. Hole is for the RH pinky Eb (or actually B). This fife has a very sweet tone and a robust bottom register, making it ideal for Irish tunes, like Danny Boy (with the Eb hole). I’ld like $180 postage included within the U.S.
New model Sweetheart WD Pro-Fife (piccolo) in high D, made of Delrin. This is an excellent playing piccolo with great intonation and power. The bore is a bit smaller than the old Sweet Pro-Fifes and the tone much sweeter and the finger spacing is a bit more luxurious (my fat fingers were crammed together on the old Pro-Fifes). I’ve sanctified this piccolo (played the heck out of it), but it is still as new. I’ld like $100 postage included with the U.S.
Old Sweetheart Piccolo in Eb made of maple, has a thumbhole on the back. The Sweet’s haven’t made these in years (such a pity). It is Sweet by name and tone. This even earned the much coveted “Oh That’s Nice! What are you playing?” from the Mrs. I like this piccolo so much I bought two! I filled in the thumb-hole on mine and rewrapped the tennon with thread. This was my spare and is as NEW (never used). I’ld like $50 postage included within the U.S.
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