F#4 Single Flute 432 Hz

I am really enjoying the F# single. It has great tone and is fun to play.

Good quality! A little thin on the female threaded end. My kids crack the lip but a little super glue fix it.

There is no perfect flute but my review for the F# 432 is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for pretty dang close, and a + 1 for design and build consistency. You can be confident of your purchase too. 🫶🌻

I purchased 24 and these consistently sound great, but know that it is the flute that teaches us, not the other way around, so we learn to play it how it wants to be played—with kindness and patience. Yes, it teaches us new skills when we listen and listen deeply to what it is saying.

Be curious. Try a note. Listen - repeat the better choices and not so much the less better ones, but use the less better ones as a lesson. We progress this way - noticing the uncomfortable and looking at it deeply to understand it. Do not give up.

Blow softer/harder/naturally for flat/sharp/perfect pitch, ta ta tas, all the notes I know this flute can play, even a note and a half (tricky but possible )above the high octave. Half hole notes ✅ — it does wet out sometimes and you wonder and learn from that as well. We can improvise and blow harder on some of the high notes and it can clear itself while you’re playing it.

I am a NAF maker—my first wood flute I made was a 432 F# 4 so I’m knowing this key is very special to me and for those I am guiding to play the 24 flutes.

Well done friends! 🙏
I can sample any flute you’d like.
I have purchased more that I’m curious about!
Great work and thank you.

Sweet voice on these, plus they travel in short segments that I rubber band together and carry in my pocket! For a lower key like F#, that’s a big advantage. I also have an A, also in 432hz, and plan to use them when I perform in my area and want that voice.