Selmer SFL201 Student Concert Flute in C
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The Selmer SFL201 Flute is a dependable student flute designed for easy response, comfortable playing, and consistent tone throughout the instrument’s range. Building on the proven Armstrong AFL201 design, the SFL201 features Selmer acoustics with a carefully shaped blowing edge for quick response, easy articulation, and a rich, focused sound.
The hand-cut headjoint on this Selmer student flute is made from silver-plated nickel silver and features refined over- and under-cut tone holes to help produce a full, mature tone. Durable nickel-silver tubing, Y-arm keys, and a light, responsive key action provide reliable performance for developing players.
This Selmer flute includes a C foot joint, closed holes, offset G, and a durable stackable ABS case with a complete accessory kit. Every Selmer flute is professionally set up, play-tested, and adjusted at the Conn-Selmer Woodwind Factory in Elkhart, Indiana.
Selmer Flute SFL201 Features:
- Hand-cut, silver-plated nickel-silver headjoint
- Fast response and easy articulation
- Consistent tone across all registers
- Reliable intonation
- Durable nickel-silver construction
- Light, responsive key action
- C foot joint
- Closed holes
- Offset G
- Y-arm keys
- Stackable ABS case with accessory kit
- Professionally set up and play-tested by Conn-Selmer