I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these flutes, since I haven't been able to find much information of these flutes.

Sorry Lyric* Flutes by Miyazawa. I haven't heard much about these flutes and wanted to know if anyone had any experience with these flutes, since their features and everything seem pretty good, so far. Tested the Azumi, and loved it, but this Lyric just may change my mind...(haven't tested the Lyric out YET)

but this Lyric just may change my mind...(haven't tested the Lyric out YET)

I'm curious. How does a flute you haven't tried convince you to change your mind?

Is it Marketing? Referrals? What exactly prompted you to have doubts about a flute you tried for one you have not?

A sincere question since I'm in the business of such things.

Joe B

I'm sorry if what I said might have seemed a bit vague to you. First of all, I do believe I said MAY and not DID, therefore the Lyric hasn't changed my mind, as you stated. There is a reason why I said MAY and not DID, which is do to the reason, which you pointed out, that I have NOT tested it yet. I say MAY do to the fact that the features and reviews I have heard so far seem to be quite satisfying, yet I can not make a full conclusion of this flute, since I have not played it yet. I hope that all sorted out for you. ;-)

Yes, thank you..

Joe B

I say MAY do to the fact that the features and reviews I have heard so far seem to be quite satisfying

Which features? Which reviews?

Joe B

The features that are shown on the LyricFlutes.com, and the reviews that I have read from members at Fluteland.com and heard from my teacher.

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To be specific on the features, they are: Solid Head, Body, Foot, Hand cut headjoint, double skin professional level pads, diamond styled barrel, and French style pointed tonearms. These are all the features of the Lyric L2-BP.