Good news for me. Mr. Copley notified me that my D keyless flute will be completed at the end of this month and I may receive the flute early next month. I am looking forward to playing this new flute. This is the most expensive music instrument I bought so far.
By the way, I have to think about which whistles I am going to sell to cover my part of the flute expense. It is tough too.
I think you can expect a fine instrument. I’ve seen only one Copley flute, and it was a gem-great tone, tuning and workmanship. I hope you will post your experience with it after you get it-if you can put it down long enough to type out a posting.
Best to you,
Brian
Please give us some feedback when it arrives!!! I’ve been curious about his flutes but haven’t heard anything. Congratulations!
Dude, what rock have you been hiding under! 
Dave makes great flutes, both keyed and Keyless.
Loren
I’m sure he does, but I don’t see any chat going on about them like I do about; Tipple, Olwell, McGee, Hamilton, Doyle. I think I have been under though…I have a granite aftertaste in my mouth. 
David’s flutes haven’t been discussed on here for a while, but they do have an excellent reputation. By all reports, everyone who has one is fond of them.
Weeeelll, don’t make me be the first to say it ~
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There’s a lot of great stuff written about Dave’s flutes, they are awesome, and so is Dave.
Mary
I’ve had a Copley keyless for 4 months now. It’s wondrous fine.
My keyed Copley is a great flute! There have been many good things said about these flutes, if you’ll do a search.
Jeanie
Too busy playing my supercool keyless Copley to write about it. I’d be playing it now if my fingers hadn’t cramped up from too much playing!
Lately, I’ve been unlocking its cross-fingering and half-holing potential; man, Dave makes a good flute!
Yes, I have both a keyless and a keyed copley.
I’ve made lots of money on the street with the
former and the latter truly rocks. Recommended.