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Just Flutes "Tutti-Fruity" Coloured Flute

Technical Specifications

Coloured tube, available in four colours: purple, red, blue and black.
Gold-plated mechanism and lip-plate
Closed holes
Split E mechanism
C footjoint
Includes case and cleaning rod

Just Flutes Description
Stand out from the crowd with a Tutti-Fruity flutey!

These instruments play very well considering their price, and are great for those show-off moments when playing your encore, and for buskers wanting to draw more attention! Available in purple (the most popular colour!), red, blue and black, all with gold-plated lip-plate and keywork.

Please note: these flutes are novelty flutes which play well, but we would not suggest them for beginners or as a substitute for the "real thing"! Just a bit of fun!

MUSO Magazine Review Dec 06/Jan 07, Issue #26
"This isn't some kind of joke or euphemism - it literally is just a purple flute (insert rude joke here).

"Just in time for Christmas, Just Flutes - Europe's largest supplier of flutes and flute music - have come up with this rather festive-looking novelty instrument for flautists wishing to add some extra sparkle to their seasonal gigs.

"Aimed at buskers, amateur and professional players who want a fun back-up instrument to use at informal gigs or whip out at the occasional encore, the purple flute is made from a base of nickel silver like most student instruments.

"The key mechanism and lip-plate are gold-plated and the body is lacquered with epoxy to give it its distinctive colour - which the manufacturer assures us will not wear off through everyday polishing.

"It has a standard split E mechanism and the keywork is strong, if a little heavy under the fingers.

"At just under £100, you might expect this instrument to handle like a piece of old tin. But the sound is surprisingly good - particularly in the top register - and it's certainly no worse than a lot of student-level flutes that you'd pay a lot more for. And they wouldn't be half as much fun."

Jargon Buster

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