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 chocolateblue (2 points)
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Hey everyone. I'm looking to sell my Yamaha 385 open hole flute. I know that model isn't made anymore, I was just wondering if you all thought I would have any luck trying to sell it and if so, if anyone had any suggestions about where to advertise.
Thanks 
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 Alieannie (841 points)
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Yes, you can definately sell it. Try usedflutes.com but use a throwaway address because of email spam. Or someone on this forum might want it.
Can you describe it more? Condition? Age? Asking price?
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 vampav8trix (296 points)
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I just sold my Yamaha 385II with a B foot. I had it advertised everywhere.
What worked for me is telling my flute teacher that I was selling it. She had some students that wanted to step up to an open hole flute. The flute was in top condition and I just had it serviced. I got top dollar. I also allowed the prospective buyer to try it before he bought it. That was a case of nerves. Nothing compares to letting a teenage boy test play your flute. I was on edge and praying that he didn't drop it or ding it.
Went wonderfully. I got lucky and got $550 for it.
Try flute teachers or Flute clubs.
Good luck

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 chocolateblue (2 points)
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Thanks so much!!
Like I said, silver Yamaha 385 open hole, in-line g flute. I don't know of the exact age...it was a few years old when I bought it in high school (I'll be graduating from college next year). It was my second flute and a great step up from my beginner's model. It has been played very very lightly over the last several years. It's in good condition, I love this flute and have done my best to keep in in good condition. There is a small, barely noticeable ding on the head of the flute. This model is no longer made and it's been priced between $400-$500. I would like $450 for it, but I'm definitely willing to negotiate. I really want someone who loves playing and wants to learn to have this flute. It was a great flute for me!
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 benoits4 (1 point)
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Did you have any luck selling this flute? I would be interested in hearing more about it. Thanks, Kathy 
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