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FL-380SE

Model | FL-380SE |
Tuning | C |
System | Offset covered keys, E-mechanism |
Material | Nickel silver |
Finish | Silver plated |
Outer dimensions | 67cm x 4.5cm x 3.5cm |
Weight | 410g |
Wooden case outer size | 39cm x 9cm x 5cm |
Accessories | Carrying case, cleaning rod |

Feature
Silver plated Nickel silver flute. Bright sound and easy to produce the sound for beginners. E-mechanism makes clearer and easier in tune high E tone.
Silver plated Nickel silver flute. Bright sound and easy to produce the sound for beginners. E-mechanism makes clearer and easier in tune high E tone.

System
The ring finger of the left hand goes on the G key of the flute. Because this finger is shorter than the middle finger it is more comfortable, and ergonomic, for this key to be offset (brought closer), means it's easier to reach than inline keys (all in a straight line). The offset G is a standard feature on coverd (closed-hole) student flutes, making it an easier reach for young students with small hands.
The ring finger of the left hand goes on the G key of the flute. Because this finger is shorter than the middle finger it is more comfortable, and ergonomic, for this key to be offset (brought closer), means it's easier to reach than inline keys (all in a straight line). The offset G is a standard feature on coverd (closed-hole) student flutes, making it an easier reach for young students with small hands.

Head-joint
Nickel silver head-joint with slightly bigger sized lip-plate - Easy to produce the sound for beginners
Nickel silver head-joint with slightly bigger sized lip-plate - Easy to produce the sound for beginners

Stainless springs
Comfortable touch and response feeling - stainless springs
Comfortable touch and response feeling - stainless springs

E-mechanism
The third octave E is unstable point for the Flute therefore it's difficult to produce clean tone for students. Split E mechanism increases the stability of the flutes third register E. It also improves intonation and just generally makes the note easier to produce.
The third octave E is unstable point for the Flute therefore it's difficult to produce clean tone for students. Split E mechanism increases the stability of the flutes third register E. It also improves intonation and just generally makes the note easier to produce.