7 headjoint comparison on a Rudall Carte Ebonite Böhm system flute.

[@1015SaturdayNight]

Really interesting, thank you!

[@josevarela9928]

La empresa que fabricó la flauta no hizo flautas con los platos abiertos?

[@Jemtheflute]

La mayoría de los músicos británicos de flautas Böhm no preferían los platos perforados desde la década de 1840 hasta la década de 1970, por lo que los fabricantes británicos preeminentes, Rudall Carte, fabricaron principalmente flautas con platos simples. Sin embargo, harían cualquier cosa que se les encargaran y ciertamente hay algunas flautas Böhm de plato perforado entre su producción. El modelo de Rockstro en particular solía tener platos perforados y tengo dos ejemplos, uno de los cuales se puede ver aquí: facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10158053182794271&set=a.181135264270 También adquirí recientemente otro RC (no un modelo de Rockstro) con platos perforados y, muy inusualmente, un mecanismo en línea, que puede ver y leer aquí: facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid =10161721159289271&id=605989270

[@Jemtheflute]

I hope Google Translate did an OK job above! Here's what I wrote in English: Pierced platters were not favoured by most British players of Böhm flutes from the 1840s to the 1970s, so the preeminent British makers, Rudall Carte, made mostly flutes with plain platters. However, they would make anything they were commissioned to make and there are certainly some pierced platter Böhm flutes among their output. Rockstro's Model in particular usually had pierced platters and I have two examples, one of which can be seen here: facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10158053182794271&set=a.181135264270 I have also recently acquired another (not a Rockstro's Model) RC with both pierced platters and, very unusually, an inline mechanism, which you can see and read about here: facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10161721159289271&id=605989270