Needing help with Haynes

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SophieGerms
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Needing help with Haynes

Post by SophieGerms »

Hi, I'm fairly in the dark about any flute that's not modern, but I'm wondering about Haynes flutes and if they are really worth it? 1930's ish era.

Is there anyone on this board knowledgeable about them that I could fire a few questions at, maybe via PM? I have my eye one one and need a few opinions about them.

Thanks, help would be hugely appreciated!

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JButky
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Post by JButky »

Just post what you want to know, we can all answer.

I've restored quite a few of these. What questions do you need answers for?
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Post by Hatethis »

What do you mean are they worth it? you can find them for sale anywhere from $500 to $5000 fully overhauled and ready to play. The quality of the sound is what you would expect it to be of a heavier wall. Like any flute though you can always swap out the headjoint and get a totally new sound. So are they worth it? Depends on what you are looking for.

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