Yu*n-sama [Recorder-style Shinobue, 7 holes, 8th key] C key | Doremifa tuning, suitable for singing

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I am accustomed to traditional shinobue, so this one did not suit my playing style. I would like to pass it on to someone who will cherish it.

This is a GINSUISHA shinobue that uses a recorder-style mouthpiece (slit type).
It is easy to produce sound just by blowing into the mouthpiece,
and it is said to be a shinobue that can be widely used by beginners to experienced players who want to practice daily or play comfortably for long periods.

The slit (air outlet) is constructed so that it is not visible from the front.
From a distance, it looks like you are playing a traditional shinobue.

I have only tried playing it once, so there are no signs of use, and it is in the same condition as when it arrived.

It is in excellent condition, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details.

I purchased this on Mercari.

The following is the description from GINSUISHA at the time of purchase.

◇ Sound and Tuning ◇
・Hachon-choshi (8th key) (C pipe / Do-Re-Mi scale)
・Seven holes
・Western scale (A=440Hz)

It is tuned to the higher octave (2nd octave) as the standard using a tuner,
making it possible to play in ensembles or with other instruments.
It is adjusted so that the lower octave (1st octave) and higher octave (2nd octave) can be produced by varying breath strength.
The fingering is the same as a standard seven-hole hachon-choshi shinobue.

◇ Specifications ◇

・Shinobue (transverse flute) Hachon-choshi / C pipe / Do-Re-Mi scale / Seven holes
・Length: Approx. 43-44cm
・Diameter: Approx. 18-19mm
・Material: Bamboo (Onna-take)
・Finger holes: Synthetic vermilion lacquer coating
・Exterior: Synthetic clear lacquer coating
・Binding thread: Purplish greige color

A 16g weight is used inside the head joint for stability adjustment.
The mouthpiece's baffle uses wood putty, making it resistant to melting even in high summer temperatures.
Clear lacquer is applied to the binding thread for a beautiful and long-lasting finish.