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$660.00
Oklahoma red cedar Am/F#m
# 61101
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$660.00I’m no marketing genius, and I can prove it. This flute has interchangeable barrels, and wet-out wicking, so with one headstock and two barrels, one flute gets you two keys, and you can play them for hours. I didn’t invent this, and mine don’t come in a fancy presentation box, but mine are...
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$410.00
Oklahoma Red Cedar Fm (SOLD)
# 09212
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$410.00This instrument is 21-1/2” in length, with a 7/8” bore diameter. Woods used in the build beginning at the mouthpiece, include Port Orford cedar between layers of SE Asian amboyna burl, and capped with the red cedar. Each side of the compression chamber has addl.19mm amboyna disks inset as well....
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$890.00
Oregon Myrtle burl Fm… (SOLD)
# 3201
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$890.00During my 18 years of building these instruments, a very few (six in total) make me think, based on voice and appearance, that I must have channeled somebody else during construction. This is one of those instruments.
This flute is 23” in length, with a 7/8” bore diameter, tuned to Fm....
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$380.00
Oregon Myrtle Burl Gm (SOLD)
# 08211
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$380.00Burls are nothing more than a wort on the side, or in the root system of a particular variety of tree. Once harvested, it is the most expensive variation of that variety, and I have no idea why, other than its beauty. Burls are extremely difficult to work, as there is no rhyme or reason to the grain...
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$720.00
Oregon Myrtle F#m…. (SOLD)
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$720.00This was an interesting build, with many levels of construction. Before addressing the components, I want to point out a couple of the stones used for inlay. Specifically, at the mouthpiece, is a 9x12mm “dragon skin” ammolite cab. Ammolite, is the harvested interior shell of a nautilus, or Ammonite...
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$375.00
Oregon Poplar F#m
# 07211
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$375.00Ecstatic to become a flute, and not a birdhouse or whatever folks build with poplar, it is not one of my favorite tone woods….because it sounds too much like, ..well…..poplar, and by extension, red cedar as well. I’m trying to get over it. The material is best known for making paper and cardboard...
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$385.00
Ovangkol Dm (SOLD)
# 7203
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$385.00This instrument is built from a tropical West African hardwood, occasionally known as Amazique, and I don’t know why. It has a 1” bore diameter, and weighs in at 24-3/4 inches in length. With a teaspoon of attitude, and some subtle artsy stuff, this is not your Grandma’s woodwind. Subtle hand...
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$440.00
Paldao Fm…
# 4201
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$440.00According to Dr. Google, I’m the only flute maker in the world using this SE Asian hardwood. I should probably find out why. It remains one of my top 5 favorite tone woods. It is however, an interior accent wood in the 12 million dollar Rolls Royce Sweptail vehicle.
This instrument is 22”...
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$375.00
Poplar Gm…
# 7201
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$375.00This Poplar flute is only 18-7/8” in length, and with a 1” bore diameter, projects great volume. Woods used in the construction, beginning at the mouthpiece, include twice dyed and stabilized box elder burl, between layers of redwood burl, and capped with the poplar. Each side of the compression...
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