This native flute is tuned in high A minor in 440 Hz.
Handcrafted from walnut.
High Spirit flutes are treated with non-toxic oils.
It is a hard wood, an ideal choice for those who wish to use their flutes for travel or for outdoor activities such as hiking.
Take a look at the video below to get an idea of its sound.
All Sapele body, rosewood fingerboard with hollow square neck. Maple binding on body and neck Single die-cast machine heads. Gauges .011 - .053s This guitar is a slide guitar played with a metal slide or bottleneck Nut width: 48mm Width at 12th fret: 62mm Scale length: 633mm Max body depth: 80mm Lower bout width: 394mm Upper bout width: 265mm Waist width: 234mm Overall body length: 970mm Made in: China
This native flute is tuned in Low minor C, in 440 Hz.
Handcrafted of aromatic cedar, a soft wood, with a very good sound.
High Spirit flutes are treated with non-toxic oils.
Medium size.
Length: 19 inches (48 cm).
Take a look at the video below to get an idea of its sound.
Pentatonic F maj f-a', padouk/pine wood, 24 x 8 x 7.2 inch. The precisely pentatonic-tuned Profiline tongue drum can be used as a rhythm and melody instrument. Comes with two mallets.
The flute is tuned in the key of A minor and can also be played in the relative diatonic major scale, that is, in C.
This flute features Moonstone inlays, a fetish symbolizing the circle of life, and is engraved with a geometric pattern representing the 432Hz frequency.
The flute has 6 holes. The third hole (from the top) is covered by a leather strip. If it remains covered, it can be played on the simpler pentatonic scale. If you figure it out, you can play up to a chromatic scale by following the fingering in the included book.
Includes an instruction book (in English).
Length: 19 inches (48 cm).
This native flute is tuned in A minor, in 432 Hz.
Handcrafted of aromatic cedar, a soft wood, with a very good sound.
High Spirit flutes are treated with non-toxic oils.
Medium size.
Length: 19 inches (48 cm).
Includes an instruction book (in English).
Take a look at the video below to get an idea of its sound.
