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Nice Surprise
I bought this sopranino mainly because I could detect very little difference in comparison to the audio samples given, in the other more highly prized wooden sopraninoes, And I didn't want to fork out a lot of money again before I knew this instrument suited my hands.
What nice surprise I got. I compared the length to Moeck Flauto I got and Instantly saw that it was a little longer than the Moeck Flauto. Which means I can play it somewhat easier with my long fingers.
The second surprise was the sound was consistent, clean, crisp and projected more than the Moeck Flauto. And in no way inferior to a wooden model, just distinctly individual different.
All in all I am very pleased with the purchase of this sopranino. A poor man's wealth !
What nice surprise I got. I compared the length to Moeck Flauto I got and Instantly saw that it was a little longer than the Moeck Flauto. Which means I can play it somewhat easier with my long fingers.
The second surprise was the sound was consistent, clean, crisp and projected more than the Moeck Flauto. And in no way inferior to a wooden model, just distinctly individual different.
All in all I am very pleased with the purchase of this sopranino. A poor man's wealth !
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Quite good for beginers!
Its beautiful, although it's plastic, and the quality of sound its unexpectedly satisfying. There is a little problem with the construction quality, if you are from a (in general) sunny country, be carefull, because the tuning can easily change in one day, as it happened to me.
In total its very good for beginners and players who want to have their recorder all day with them, and are afraid of damaging their instrument.
I promise, you won't cry for your money!
In total its very good for beginners and players who want to have their recorder all day with them, and are afraid of damaging their instrument.
I promise, you won't cry for your money!
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