Radhe Flutes PVC Fiber G Natural Bansuri Base Octave Right Handed

The flute is good .... even the sound produced from it is good

The great thing is, this is such a nice flute and at such a low price. Great product, Radhe flutes. It's good for intermediate players who have some amount of finger control.Pros:Very soothing sound.Value for money-10/10Durability from fall & weather due to PVC Build.Arrived in a hardened cardboard cover, which can be used as protective case.Also, kudos to Amazon for such quick delivery.

I am a flute teacher. For students aged 12-13 and above, I would recommend a G scale flute. Radhe flutes provides the option of a PVC flute in this scale. It does not compromise on tone quality, while at the same time reducing the cost drastically. I purchased my Bamboo G scale base flute from Subhash Thakur (the best bamboo flute maker in my opinion) for Rs 4000. In comparison, this flute is for 1/8th the price, and has a comparable tone to the bamboo flute.For beginners aged 12 and below, I do not recommend the G scale flute, as the spacing of the holes as well as the hole diameter is larger than the fingers of the child. For younger students, C or C# scale medium flutes are ideal.

I replaced three in a row. Still could not get a good one. It was broken.

I have owned punam flutes c# as well as some local made flutes ranging between 300 to 700 rupees all bamboo, infact the c# from punam cost me inr 2400 upwards. This is my first PVC flute, i really liked the packaging instructions and free tutorials. Now about the sound - i haven't used pitch meter but i find the G NATURAL scale flute absolutely perfect. Given the PLASTIC blow support IN BLOWING ZONE playing high pitche is bit easier, i am one of those guys who pinch lower lip hard on BLOWING zone. All and all i dont find this flute any less then punam flutes. Go for it, you wont regret.Note: i am playing flute for about 2 years now so i am ametuer but this is my honest opinion. RADHE FLUTES you are doing a great job, keep it up friends !!