Woodwind? “The flute is made of metal!” – Does this question sound familiar to you? From today´s perspective, this is a justified question. If you take, however, a closer look at the history of this instrument, we learn that the first models were made of wood and that the flute is therefore among the woodwinds. The “wooden prime fathers” were though not completely pushed out of the market. Experience a journey through time and experience our wooden flutes!
Model "Soloist 800" with B footjoint € 13.270,- incl. 20% VAT
Model "Soloist 801" from grenadilla wood with C footjoint € 13.024,- incl. 20% VAT
Model "Soloist 801" from grenadilla wood with B footjoint € 13.930,- incl. 20% VAT
Example: Model 801 from rosewood with C footjoint
Example: Model 801 from rosewood with B footjoint
The 100% natural product from the caoutchouc tree was used in the manufacture of instruments mostly for high-quality clarinet and saxophone mouthpieces – we manufacture the whole flute from it!
“Ebonite” is absolutely resistant against cracks, cold and heat, water-repellent and available in different colour shades. The positive characteristics of this material make a musician´s heart beat faster.
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Here you can find our bochure.
The Model "Vario" can be combined with both different headjoints H. Neureiter and silver headjoints.
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Standard Grenadilla wood, other precious woods against surcharge:
The low and soft tonal colour mixes extremely well in chamber music, wind instrument ensembles and in orchestral wind instrument divisions. The new tone character of this type of flute is for soloists very obliging, too. Carrying power and beautiful sound development in the room, distinctive intonation and sound stability and the light vibration procedure allow a large differentiation in articulation and dynamic.