FS Terry McGee GLP keyless D in blackwood (sold!)

And I sort of play the original model it was based on (nearly anyway). Mine is plenty loud and honking, has a great sound (you don’t have to sound like Grey Larsen on it if you don’t want to, I don’t anyway, I sound just like I would on an R&R style flute), it’s very air economic- I can play longer phrases than on any R&R or Pratten style flute I’ve tried, and the ornamentations come out extremely crisp. I’m sure that with McGee’s modern embouchure cuts and improved tuning, this flute is hard to beat. I know I’m not going back to large holes and bore in a hurry anyway :wink:
When I can get the sound and volume I want and still have the advantage of easier filling and crisper responce I don’t see the point.

I’d buy this flute myself, but I’ve just bought a very special ring, and I want to buy a new batch of
whisky :wink:

Thanks all for the positive comments and support. The McGee is now sold.

Cool! Do we get a commission? :smiley: :laughing: :smiley:

Only if collected in person from the Outer Hebrides…! And I may regret saying that… :astonished:

ROFL!

I’ld dearly love to come over and go sea-kayaking! :slight_smile:

What’s yer address? :wink:

You once posted a link to lovely pictures from some of your paddle tours! Made me green with envy, as I sit here about as land locked as you can get in North America.

Hope all is well and greener pastures are headed your way!

I’m the lucky new owner of the Rob Forbes Flute. Just wanted to say thank you for the great flute and the nice contact. gododdin is a really nice person. I know C&F is not eBay, but I’d rate him A+++ nevertheless. :wink:

Everything went smooth …

… at least until the goods reached the German border where the “Deutsche Post” messed up. They decided that it would be a good idea to drop the mailing at some random neighbor and mark it as delivered without letting me know where to pick it up. So I had the tracking information telling me that the shipping had been delivered, but I was still without a flute and no clue where to look for it. For an insured shipment of goods this really is a huge no go. I will have to whip some asses for this incompetent handling of my precious new flute! :smiling_imp:

Let me jump into this love-fest by seconding empie’s remarks. I bought my first flute, an M&E, from Gododdin and he was a pleasure to deal with. If I had the money I definitely would have gone for his McGee too. Someone got a nice deal on a flute.

Thanks guys.

Better times are of course, as usual, just around the corner… :slight_smile:

I still have my Wilkes, now all I need is another 10-15 years to learn to play it properly…

Sillydill - if you are serious about a paddle in the Hebrides, p.m. me and it could be arranged… :astonished: