Yamaha YFL372 Flute

Yamaha YFL372 Flute

Sale price  1.273,22 € Regular price  1.697,63 €
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Yamaha YFL372 Flute

Yamaha YFL372 Flute

Sale price  1.273,22 € Regular price  1.697,63 €

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3-year warranty

1 free annual review*

DESCRIPTION
Yamaha YFL-372 Flute.

Silver headjoint (92.5%).

Open holes.

Offset G.

Split E mechanism.

C foot.

Drawn tone holes.

CY embouchure, easy to learn.

Easy-access adjustment screws.

Highly durable and strong posts.

Case and cover.
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Shipping: Free for orders over €98 in mainland Spain, with delivery in 48-72 hours. For other destinations, please inquire about rates.
Returns: Available within 30 calendar days from receipt, by contacting tienda@neomusica.es (return shipping costs are borne by the customer).

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1

Specialized technical service

We offer repair and maintenance for woodwind instruments, with interventions aimed at improving fit, sealing, response, and ease of use.
2

Adjustment and review

We perform complete tune-ups so that the instrument recovers stability, tuning, and a more reliable response in the studio and during performances.
3

Trust maintenance

Good maintenance helps prevent problems and keeps the instrument in better condition, both mechanically and musically.
4

Beyond the sale

In addition to our instrument selection, we offer repair services to provide you with more comprehensive and long-lasting support.

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Yamaha YFL372 Flute

Frequently Asked Questions

Yamaha YFL372 Flute

What level is this range of flutes recommended for?
Intermediate or advanced flutes are generally aimed at students with previous experience, conservatory students, and musicians looking for an instrument with greater possibilities for control, projection, and sound quality.
What improvements does it offer over a beginner flute?
Compared to a beginner's flute, this range usually offers a richer response, greater nuance capability, better projection, and more precise behavior in terms of tuning, articulation, and sound control.
When is it worth upgrading to an intermediate flute?
It is usually worth making the leap when the flutist has already mastered the basics and needs an instrument with more resources to continue developing in terms of sound, technique, expressiveness, and repertoire.
What does this type of flute offer in terms of sound and control?
This type of flute usually provides greater tonal richness, better response in different registers, and a more precise sense of control, which allows for more confident work on intonation, articulation, and musical nuances.
Which type of musician usually makes the best use of this range?
This range is often particularly suitable for committed students, advanced amateur performers, and musicians who need a more complete instrument for formal studies, band, chamber music, or more demanding repertoires.
What aspects should be considered before choosing an intermediate flute?
It is advisable to assess the instrument's response quality, intonation, comfort, projection, and sound character. It is also important that the flute is well-suited to the musician's current level and their evolutionary goals.