Slade Flute Body 16-Key Open Hole Beginner Interm with Case
Slade Flute Body 16-Key Open Hole Beginner Interm with Case. This is a used flute designed for beginner to intermediate players, manufactured by Slade. It features an open hole design that allows for a wider range of tonal expression, making it suitable for those developing their playing skills or exploring different sound qualities. The instrument is equipped with 16 keys, providing a broad pitch range for versatile performance. The flute comes with a black case for easy transportation and storage. It is in good condition with no noticeable scratches or dirt, although it is a pre-owned item. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing. Open hole design for enhanced sound expression. 16 keys covering a wide pitch range. Comes with a black carrying case. Suitable for beginner to intermediate players. C:Body Material: NoDescription. C:Key Type: Open Hole. C:Headjoint Material: NoDescription. C:Finish Material: NoDescription. C:Machine Head Material: NoDescription. C:Riser Material: NoDescription. C:Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate. C:Country/Region of Manufacture: NoDescription. C:Set Includes : Flute and Case. C:Key Finish: NoDescription. C:Bore Size : NoDescription. C:Features: Open Hole Design. C:California Prop 65 Warning: NoDescription. C:Item Height: NoDescription. C:Item Length: NoDescription. C:Item Width: NoDescription. C:Bell Diameter: NoDescription. C:Item Width (Interior): NoDescription. C:Unit Quantity: 1. C:Unit Type: NoDescription. This is a used item, so some signs of wear and aging are to be expected. While I have described and photographed it as accurately as possible, minor imperfections may not always be visible in the pictures. If you have any specific concerns, please feel free to ask. Cancellations are not accepted after the order is placed. Please review the listing carefully before purchasing. About Us We are located in Japan and are committed to providing carefully selected items with reliable service. We do not undervalue items or mark them as gifts-US and international government regulations prohibit such behavior. Thank you for your understanding.
