Does anyone have a Casey Burns Folk Flute they’d like to sell? If so, send me an email.
I’d probably buy an Olwell Bamboo in D also. I’ll also consider other “cheap” D flutes ($300 or less). I’ve already got a Tipple, which I like quite a bit, but want to try some others.
I had a Burns Folk Flute for a while and liked it (should have kept it).
Thanks!
-Brett
bretton@yahoo.com
Is that besides:
http://www.caseyburnsflutes.com/
Yes, besides Casey. 
I wanted to see if I could get one quicker from someone on the board.
-brett
bretton, i 'll offer my olwell bamboo d flute to you - $50, excellent condition/no cracks, approx 7 yrs. old, rarely played. pm or email me if interested.
thats a great deal !
Those bamboo Olwells are excellent, I’d snap it up, Brett. I play mine at work, then go home and play the blackwood Olwell, and I suspect working with the bamboo model helps makes the blackwood play like a dream.
That said, I have a 1999 Mark Hoza Kything Flute in ironwood, and a used Casey Burns blackwood with offset holes I’d be willing to part with. I can send you sound samples of both if you like. Both are $250, incl. case.
Cara
… and if Brett doesn’t want the Olwell, rama, I’ve got $50 plus shipping for you.
Cara
Gosh! Cheap flutes are coming out of the woodwork!
Thanks for all the offers.
-Brett
Where were all these cheap flutes three months ago…
It is a cyclic thing… They come out when you don’t have money!
Well, I had an Olwell Bamboo D that I wish I hadn’t parted with, as well.
I’d like to buy one off somebody too!
PM ME! PM ME!
Mary