F.S. - COPLEY All Delrin Flute - SOLD

Irish Flute
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This late model, low mileage flute was owned by a little old lady who only played it in church on Sundays:

Long Story Short

Well the little old lady she swallowed a fly. Unfortunately she wasn’t feeling hungry enough to eat the usual: spider, bird, cat, dog, goat… So she just swallowed a frog instead. It gives me much sorrow to report that the frog got lodged in her throat and she croaked! :tomato:


If you believe any of this, you need to seek professional help!


What ya want a picture? Hey, it’s black and has holes in it! :boggle:




Seriously, this is one great playing flute. The only problem with it (IMO) is that it is made of Delrin! Well I’ve rectified that problem and my new Copley should be ready soon.

I believe the flute is SOLD.

Please respond via PM or Email.

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Which embouchure shape (rounded rectangle or oval) does it have? Not that it matters at that great price…

Clinton

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Hey Clinton,

The Delrin Copley has the rounded rectangle type embouchure.

This flute is superbly easy to play. There is little to no transition as you play from the bottom to the top, or vise-versa.

However, I did order the traditional ellipse type embouchure on my new flute. I just hope it plays as well as this Delrin.

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I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with the traditional embouchure, Jordan. I loved the ease of the modern-cut, but the traditional-cut is still really easy but I find it has much more depth.