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duhh1992
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I Wouldn't Touch It With A Ten Foot Poll.
It's Only A C-Footjoint
NOT WORTH IT
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flauta
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it's probably a typo because if it were really worth that much the person would be talking their butt of trying to explain why. this seems like a standard "person selling unwanted student model flute" ad. but the value of a flute isn't necessarily lowered because of the footjoint...there are c footjoint flutes that could potentially be much more expenssive than b footjoint flutes.
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AltoOrganistFlut
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that is what I think flauta...unless someone really thinks an unnamed student flute is worth that much lol
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remnantpark
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Definitely...don't buy it. It looks like a Gemeinhardt 2sp...I /think/. It looks exactly like the one my friend has. The keys have that shape, offset, the headjoint looks about the same, C footjoint, etc.
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Oh yeah...I think that model sells at the least $399~500.
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AltoOrganistFlut
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I am not planning on buying it, as I play a beautiful Powell!! Just found it quite amusing.
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AndrewB
(478 points)
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It's probably a joke or a typo.....
and once you get to high level flutes, you can easily see a c footjoint flute for more than a b foot one.
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remnantpark
(70 points)
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lol...wow...these crazy sellers think they are going to get away with the money!  I highly doubt it~
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Kara
(2897 points)
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Yep, that has got to be a typo. Rem is right, that is just a student Gemeinhardt flute. You can buy one for less then $400 brand new too.
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Micron
(1408 points)
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It is true that it is crazy to advertise a flute as being worth so much without mentioning the brand.
However I wonder how guys can think they identify a brand from an undetailed photo. I have worked on 125+ brands of flute, and there are probably many more brands than that out there that I have not worked on. I would not even begin to attempt put a brand label on that photo.
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Penny
(218 points)
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Or maybe guy looked up flutes prices on the internet, and saw professoinal flutes selling for $4000 and didn't realize there are different level flutes. He must of just figured 'hey if they can sell them for that much, maybe I can'. Kind of like the people on ebay who sell used flute for the same price as the new ones.
Or it could have been a typo like everyone else said.
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Kara
(2897 points)
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| I have worked on 125+ brands of flute, and there are probably many more brands than that out there that I have not worked on. I would not even begin to attempt put a brand label on that photo. |
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I have worked on way less then that and I can even tell that it is a student Gemeinhardt. I would have thought you knew your brands better then that.... I know a Gemeinhardt when I see one. Go ahead and asking the seller.
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It also could be an S series which is a basically a Gemeinhardt stamped with a different brand name.
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remnantpark
(70 points)
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Yeah. I know this is very little supported evidence but my friend has a flute that is straight clean identical in every little detail and way from the crown on the flute, to the footjoint.
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tim
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Based on the distinctive key style and headjoint crown, and the seller's geographical location, I also believe it is a Gemeinhardt student model.
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