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kawaiikodomo
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Which type of recorder produces better sound? A wooden or a plastic recorder?(I have a plastic one)
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Zyqwux
(38 points)
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A wooden one. However, it is the same notes on it so you can learn playing on which ever you want.
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bariamazing
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i have both i prefer the plastic cause i get tired of wood from the bari sax. but it also sounds better i think though it depends.
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Aleysha
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To me, wood also sounds better but it is causing some trouble. When you buy a new wood recorder, you are allowed only 10 min/day for the first week, 15 min/day for the second week and so on, because the material has to adjust to the moisture. You must not play the very high notes for the first few weeks. I bought myself a new rosewood descant recorder and whew - it seems I am oiling and airing and warming it all the time. It needs more oil than my car and I can only hope that the wood will be saturated eventually.
A plastic recorder is more robust and will never warp. A good platic recorder is better than a bad (or mishandled) wooden one, but not so good as a good wooden one.
Greetings, Aleysha
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