I’m selling a couple of Irish Flutes in D:
A “Deesy Seery” (Keyless - Pratten style) in Derlin, 4 years old, perfect conditions for 250€
a Keyless McGee (Rudall & Rose style) in Blackwood, one year old and rarely used, plus case for 800€
(the case value is about 180€!)
Both flutes are nearly new since I use many other keyed flutes…
write at luca.verzulli@gmail.com
I played both those, very nice flutes!
so the pictures of them are:
Des Seery (with carry-bag)
and
McGee (with wooden case)
Good Luck!
Benvenuto nel forum Luca 
a Keyless McGee (Rudall & Rose style) in Blackwood
Is a rudall perfected, in case someone’s wondering… I’ve played this flute a couple of time, is very responsive, easy to blow and capable of a lot of volume. A great flute.
About the seery, is a very good flute for the price, not at the level of the mcgee of course, but a good player.
the Seery has been Sold
McGee still for sale
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Hi,
Is McGee flute the same type as the “Rudall 5088” on Terry’s web site:
http://www.mcgee-flutes.com/models.html
Were any tweaks done to optimise intonation?
Can anyone give a relative newbie an idea of how this flute might play
compared to an M&E polymer flute?
Thanks,
Ian
Is McGee flute the same type as the “Rudall 5088” on Terry’s web site?
owner said standard “Rudall Perfected”
Flutes both sold now..
(my hamilton is still on sale)
Sold both.