Trevor James Copper Alloy Flutes

I was able to get my hands on the Trevor James Copper Alloy Flute line. I had so much fun testing these out and playing on them. Check them out for yourself!
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[@379val]

Agree. Airy

[@michaellee2731]

I love alto flute. It’s probably one of my favourite to play on so much fun. I love the dark rich sound. I’m just hoping I get a bass flute soon.

[@blondewithaflute]

I’m totally #TeamBassFlute trying to get my hands on one as well. I love playing Alto too, I just have such trouble finding music for it, which is why I don’t play it more :/

[@davidcockcroft5444]

I don't even play flute but here I am! I play clarinet so the algorithm isn't a million miles off 😊

[@rodneymills6477]

The cut is what give it that edgy sound. Very different than a KGM. Probably an N1 cut. Even a J cut would be very different. The Voce cut has a sharp dropoff, like the Pearl Forte cut. It's what I like, actually, I don't like TJ head joints either. I would get it in case I had to play open holes or a B and still use my Miyazawa headjoint.

[@blondewithaflute]

The KGM has an H1 cut. That is interesting that you say it’s similar to the Forte, I still don’t like the Forte but I can kinda see what you mean. Initially I liked the Voce and the Forte but as I started playing more (on both) the Voce was definitely more stuffy. I felt like the Forte was too open though, like I couldn’t control the air very well and would run out quickly. I do want to play with some Miyazawa headjoints though, even some Mankes cause I know a bunch of people like them.

[@CarlCanelas]

Amazing review! Where did you get your fireplace? Looks mesmerizing

[@blondewithaflute]

Dollar Tree! It’s in the “Plus” section. Pretty sure it was $5. Don’t forget batteries.

[@familyoffinn3170]

what do you use to clean it?? i just got one!!

[@blondewithaflute]

Those were just a trial, but I used a microfiber cloth to clean them in between uses.

[@cassier9482]

Me too. I found the pads really sticky until it had been played for a couple of weeks. Love it.

[@familyoffinn3170]

@@blondewithaflute Just got my new TJ Copper Alloy Flute! wondering how to clean it? I've read different things!! To use a micro-fiber cloth ... and I have the electrostatic placement things for the touch points ... but around the edges of those it has left marks!! and kind of gooey stuff around those ! I took off and it's really hard to get that off!! Is there some kind of liquid to use? I've looked online but the copper cleaners all say to NOT use on lacquered surfaces! which this flute has! So 'm at a loss of what to use! HELP!! HOPING I GET A REPLY TO THIS VERY IMPORTANT CONCERN!! THANK YOU!

[@blondewithaflute]

@@familyoffinn3170 like I said in my original comment, these were just trials. So I am unsure about longevity of these instruments and what will happen to the finish over time. I personally just buffed with a standard microfiber cloth. I also have no clue what electrostatic things you are talking about. It would probably be best to reach out to TJ Flutes themselves, either through here on KZbin, on Facebook or Instagram with your question. They would have better guidance for you than I do.

[@swannbn2589]

​@@familyoffinn3170 TJ has a manual on their site on how to take care of your copper flutes