Diatonic Flute - Great Transition from Native Flute

[@MichaelMascia-j4b]

Thank you Jonny for taking care of the problem with the Irish flute. Mike Mascia

[@JonnyLipford]

Glad we could work it out. Thanks for your patience.

[@dalebille2632]

Wow, I love playing the tin whistle but miss the sound and feel of playing my Native American flutes. This instrument combines the very best features I love most about each instrument! Saving my pennies...I need one of these!!!

[@JonnyLipford]

Yes it might be the best of both worlds for you. We have more in order and will be getting them back in stock soon.

[@BrentCraig7]

Me, too

[@BarryGrueter]

Yes, very mellow voice. Thanks for sharing 🌸🙏

[@JonnyLipford]

Thanks for listening

[@nicholassteel5529]

Very nice!❤️👍✌️

[@williemacon30]

Very beautiful and Sweet sound

[@JonnyLipford]

Glad you like it!

[@JonnyLipford]

Glad you like it!

[@pollyon]

i play the low whistle, almost identical, all but the appearance, such a mellow tone, beautiful

[@JonnyLipford]

Interesting.

[@KaizenSteelDrums]

Reminds me of the shire

[@rhondadavis3837]

I actually started with a tin whistle, before I got my first NAF.

[@JonnyLipford]

Cool. This would be a bit of a merger of the two.

[@fgg4136]

Are you planning on selling other diatonic flutes in the future? I'd like to get one in the future.

[@JonnyLipford]

We have more of this flute on order from the maker. As for others, we occassionally add new ones, but not as frequently as the standard pentatonic native flutes.