SANKYO
(JP¥24,500)
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hiroji02L
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No noticeable scratches or marks
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SANKYO
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Thank you for viewing. This is a headjoint silver SANKYO Etude TOKYO flute. The headjoint material is believed to be 925 silver, but it might be 900 (as there is no engraving). Based on current data, it is likely a silver-plated product. This flute was manufactured in the Tokyo factory before 1976, not the current Sayama factory. Sankyo flutes are handmade in all models, and are known for their construction with no difference in the body design. The body is in good condition for its age, and it has a bright and light Sankyo sound, characterized by the deep resonance of the silver headjoint. The pads do not appear to be torn yet, and the sound is clear from low C to the C in the fourth octave. When I acquired it, there was some tarnish, so I disassembled it completely, polished it, oiled it, and checked the spring tension, and the head cork has also been replaced. The keys operate smoothly and lightly. There are no major scratches or dents on the body. The keys are made of nickel silver, so the tarnish from aging could not be removed, but there was no rust. It is ready to play immediately. I personally use a Miyazawa model, but based on the flutes I have played so far, it has a lighter sound than the Muramatsu, Miyazawa, and Yamaha, and a brighter tone than Pearl. I acquired this Sankyo because I wanted to try the Sankyo sound, and after playing it, I was surprised by the tone and resonance, which were comparable to my Miyazawa model with a silver body. This time, I have several other models in my possession, so I have decided to sell this one. Also, due to the recent rise in precious metal prices, the trading price of silver models has increased, so I weighed the headjoint to determine the price. I will set the price considering the manufacturing year, so I think it is a good deal for those looking for this model, or for those who want to play the Sankyo sound even if it is not the Etude from the SAYAMA factory, so I hope you will consider purchasing it. The previous owner has marked the connection points. Also, the case has some scratches due to aging. Regarding the pads, they are consumables, so I will sell it as is. Questions, price negotiations, and comments are welcome(^^♪ Thank you.
2 weeks ago