Is it true?

    
Is it true?    00:49 on Monday, September 20, 2004          
(Kaylee)
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Hi,
Is it true that Jupiters flutes are really poorly made? I have heard people say that some repairsmen will not work on them. I was hoping to get a Jupiter DiMedici 1011 but now I don`t know. What can you tell me? Please help me out!
Thanks, Kaylee


Re: Is it true?    05:36 on Monday, September 20, 2004          
(Meme)
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They are not as bad as they once were, but I could not recommend them. One problem is VERY soft metal.


Re: Is it true?    23:18 on Monday, September 20, 2004          
(panda)
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i have a jupiter 711RBSO (entire thing is silver) and my flute teacher even recommended it to me.


Re: Is it true?    05:00 on Tuesday, September 21, 2004          
(Meme)
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Hmmm. There are a surprising number of teachers who actually know surprising little about different models and their strengths and weaknesses.


Re: Is it true?    10:36 on Tuesday, September 21, 2004          
(Kaylee)
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Okay so what other flute models would you recommend that are similar to the Jupiter DiMedici 1011? (It has a solid silver head, body and flute with silver-plated keys, B-foot, pointed arms, etc.) Are the DiMedici models made with a higher standard? Are they possibly better than other Jupiter flutes?


Re: Is it true?    12:10 on Tuesday, September 21, 2004          
(Elizabeth Ward)
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Our repairer thinks they are fine. They are a lot better now than they used to be.

Liz


Re: Is it true?    20:50 on Tuesday, September 21, 2004          
(coasterchik)
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Jupiter flutes are so awesome! I have one, I`ve been playing since 4th grade...so that`s...like 5 years...and I love my flute. It`s taken quite a bit of abuse because I used to hate it, well, I hated practicing, so I wasn`t always very careful with my flute. My teacher reccommended it, and I had the nice curved mouthpiece when my arms were short (man I loved that mouthpiece...), and it`s very plays easily. Yay Jupiter!


Re: Is it true?    22:30 on Tuesday, September 21, 2004          
(panda)
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like i said i have a 711rbso flute and in about 3 months it`ll be a yr since i had it.


Re: Is it true?    06:24 on Wednesday, September 22, 2004          
(Meme)
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"Are the DiMedici models made with a higher standard? Are they possibly better than other Jupiter flutes?"

Di Medici is an upmarket version of Jupiter. Altus is their top related name. You get what you pay for.


   




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