2019 Nuvo Student Flute 2.0 and JFlute 2.0 FIRST IMPRESSIONS

[@CrankyBeach]

I picked up an original bright blue Nuvo flute about 6 years ago because I saw pictures of it online and was intrigued. I was amazed at how good it sounded, although I did have to work a bit harder to get a similar sound to my professional model flute. About a year ago I succumbed to the lure of the darker blue newer model, with the reports of it having a better sound, and I like this one even better. I wish these flutes had been around when I was a beginner, many decades ago, and particularly in high school marching band. The Nuvo makes a great traveling and "goofing off" flute. I feel comfortable taking it along on adventures where I would hesitate to take the good flute. If I accidentally drop it into a creek when hiking, it will not be harmed. In fact, the original bright blue Nuvo was baptized with me in the Jordan River on my 2015 trip to Israel.

[@lowcountryhooper]

They all sound really good for student flutes, especially for the price, but there is a significant improvement in the new models. I’m going to get one for myself. Thanks for the review.

[@cakedebate]

Thank you for the awesome review! My 7-year-old wishes to learn flute, and I have been looking for a good beginner flute for her.

[@LaudiMusic]

Great review I am getting mine tomorrow the jflute. I also purchased the upgrade if I want to change it. I will demo it on my channel. I am so excited! 😀😀👍

[@grahamlyons8522]

When the child grows big enough for a full-length flute, you can buy the head and foot joints for the Nuvo Student Flute separately and transform those beginner flutes into a full-length student flute.

[@ewakrzyzewska7816]

Hello, which nuvo flute would you recommend for an 8-year-old?

[@hallistone9781]

I LOVE my doughnut flute! I leave it out all the time and pick it up to play many times a day. Thanks for your review!

[@adassa1132]

Brilliant because I've just purchased the new donut 2.0 version flute in black ☺️🙂

[@amisvega9756]

I just had to drop a comment to say that you guys have a very good vibe. Very good review

[@C.LeanneS.]

Thank you for this review!! The tone on that Jflute says it all!

[@gj4257]

Great and really informative video by experts!

[@miriam4414]

This flute so wonderful. I can batter Play with the Nuvo flute 2.0

[@pedromeza2398]

A very good comparison, best part is having a non-fluetist involved giving her impression; truly good idea.

[@kagaminecave]

i’m a bit late since i’ve already placed my order for the dark blue nuvo model, but the comments are definitely encouraging me that i’ve made the right choice :D

[@Wishbringer7]

For suggestion on future videos: dislike the regular "popping" sound when text appears. Painful if wearing headphones. I do like the tone of the new jFlute much better than the older version.

[@Readingsbysage]

You guys are awesome great review and very sweet and watchable. You guys are naturals on camera.

[@nipponquakewatch4407]

Thanks for this! I teach flute in Japan to elementary-high school. I love the donut! I have has no success with the J silver adaptation for short students! Could you tell me about the amount of incut in the embouchure hole? Also is the 2.0 a bit thinner than the 1.0? Thanks so much!

[@renanbertho5608]

Hi!! thank you for your video! Helped me a lot! One question: do you know if I can use the headjoint from my silver flute on this Nuvo flute? Or even a wooden head joint? I mean, do the Nuvo flute body adapt to other headjoints? Thank you in advance!

[@FluteAndMusicAcademy]

Hi, unfortunately their plastic sleeves does not fit standard flutes (silver or wood).

[@TracySmith-xy9tq]

Can you get a Nuvo with a B foot?

[@EaglefriendConny]

This makes me wonder if regular alto or bass flutes might benefit from such a donut shaped headpiece?

[@rubenmarin4528]

in the low register, jflute can play D but no C right? but the nuvo student flute can? i'm having a hard time trying to decide which one to buy. what is your advice? thx

[@64242359]

What is the diff between flute student and jflute?

[@FluteAndMusicAcademy]

Hi there, in short Jflute is a flute in C designed for 4 to 10yo, hence it is shorter, lighter and plays to D. On the other hand, the student flute is a standard size flute in C. Hope this helps.

[@maybee7126]

Well adding the optional fit joint and straight head to the j flute make it the same as the student flute 2.0? Help?

[@santitj6848]

1. J flute + straight head joint and c foot joint 2. Student flute + donat head joint Which one should i buy?

[@Sabirwolf]

If you play flute Student Flute or if you just want to try it cheap look at the Nuvo Toot. My daughter started on that then moved up to the j-flute.

[@chiaragayatriidolcini5616]

Bellissimi x i bambini piccoli!....

[@christiansfortruth5953]

J head. Where is the bottom joint? It's missing. Where is the C and sharp? They're not there. What kind of a flute is this ? 😮😮😮😮

[@onskosbos]

This is the junior flute - it only plays to D. But it's compatible with student flute parts - in other words, you can upgrade it to student flute

[@Ddrenzo]

Etude Model EFL-100 are still $120. Have you tried them?

[@skycloud1703]

how much is the price in SGD?

[@whatevermaigret4026]

I don't know, but i cannot do A, Bb , B (third octave) and C (4th octave). Is it only me like that?

[@FluteAndMusicAcademy]

Are you referring to new Student flute or new "Doughnut" flute? Or the version 1?

[@whatevermaigret4026]

@@FluteAndMusicAcademy I got the nuvo student v2

[@FluteAndMusicAcademy]

The 4 notes you mention is playable :)

[@whatevermaigret4026]

​@@FluteAndMusicAcademy So , I have to work harder))) I'm a beginner though. Cheers!

[@Santanacarlo]

😄👏👏👏👏thank you

[@whatevermaigret4026]

Hi! Can I use other headjoints with nuvo student flute?

[@FluteAndMusicAcademy]

Hi Maigret, the Nuvo would not fit the normal silver flutes though.

[@whatevermaigret4026]

@@FluteAndMusicAcademy Thanks for your answer!

[@jayveeaurea9091]

“Let’s hear the J-flute” 6:15