Niet gek hoor voor die prijs

Pour débutant ou confirmé 👍

My daughter who plays a lot of instruments loved this one. It has a smooth nice sound

小学校で購入するものに比べると音がシャープでいい音色です。

Klingt überraschend gut für den Preis.

Most of the reviews of this recorder are positive, and that's fair. It's cheap for a wooden recorder, and it has a sweet, though not ultra loud sound. Some people may be glad of that! The wood round the holes - in particular the thumb hole - is probably going to wear in time, and that will eventually limit the production of pinched notes in the upper register. At that time either discard the instrument, or perhaps by then 3D printing will have come of age so it should be possible to put in an insert to strengthen the hole. Some of the higher notes are hard to achieve or perhaps impossible - for example the D on leger lines above the stave. The notes C down to G above the stave are probably going to work, but may need practice. Compared with plastic recorders several of the holes are drilled in at an angle, which should give it an advantage.Regarding tuning it's quite good, though players may have to learn to adjust the tuning either by adjusting the blowing pressure, or by using carefully positioned fingers. It takes practice to do that, and this is common to many recorders. It is tuned to a standard A - probably nominally A=442 - which most players should find acceptable.Probably experienced and professional players would prefer to play more expensive wooden instruments, but equally I think many of them would actually be able to make this instrument sound good - up to the limitations in the top end.This type of instrument is not like a piano or electronic keyboard where the pitch of the notes is more or less fixed, so the pitch of each note can vary depending on the player. Players need to understand this. For students a good teacher should be able to help.For responsive high notes without breaking the bank the Aulos Haka recorders (plastic) are good - but more expensive - over twice the price of this wooden one.For a significantly louder sound the Adri's Dream recorders from Mollenhauer are good, and the base model in red plastic is affordable, though not available on Amazon yet. However, those models are based on earlier designs of recorder, and have more limitations in the range above the stage.For really good wooden soprano recorders I suspect one has to pay over £100 for models from Moeck or Mollenhauer.