Selling my M+E in D, keyless and ringless. It’s a lovely flute, has served me well. But I’m in college and can’t afford to have two flutes laying around. I’ll sell it for $275 plus shipping.
Sold.
Selling my M+E in D, keyless and ringless. It’s a lovely flute, has served me well. But I’m in college and can’t afford to have two flutes laying around. I’ll sell it for $275 plus shipping.
Sold.
Wow, cheap as free! I’d buy it if I didn’t already have one.
Thought I’d go ahead and point out that it’s an M+E R+R, not the old model with the cutaway embouchure.
How does the M&E R&R compare with the Dixon 3-piece polymer flute?
I played a Dixon 3pc for a few minutes one time (it belonged to someone else) and found it less than stellar. The M+E is, in my opinion, a much better instrument.
I owned a Dixon 3 piece for a year, and now have had my M&E R&R for a year (and a Seery sandwiched in between)…the M&E was a much better instrument in my opinion - it has a much more trad sound and is significantly louder.
ERic
The M&E is real nice in my opinion. It’s what I play.
-Casey
Thanks to all for the comments comparing the Dixon 3-piece and the M+E R&R. That’s helpful.