(Although, my own opinion is that nobody beats Brannen in terms of mechanism but that's another debate for another thread ).
#Efhame emerson flute meaning professional
When most of us shop for professional flutes we are basically looking for two things: great sound and a reliable, comfortable mechanism structure.īoth Muramatsu and Powell make flutes with excellent mechanisms, and both can be reliably considered to be durable, well-made, instruments. I highly recommend the blind test where you don't know which instrument you are playing and you don't allow any preconceived notions to influence your decision. You may find that it is neither of those - just keep an open mind. You just need to find out what is right for you. So, as everyone has said, both are fine instruments. Now, that may have been due more to the differences in the headjoint cut than the flute itself, but I've been very happy with my choice. The Powell was nice too, but for me, it just wasn't the right choice. The Muramatsu seemed to really allow me to "sing" and project a beautiful sound. In the end, I bought the Muramatsu mostly on the basis of the tone and ease of playing in all registers. I did a blind test where I did not know which instrument I was playing and also had my wife along to listen objectively. After a hour or so, I had narrowed it down to the Powell or the Muramatsu. When I went out trying flutes, I had in my mind that I wanted a Powell, but wanted to keep an open mind. I tried Powell, Muramatsu, and a few others.
Everyone is different, so there is no "right" answer except what plays best for you.Ībout 9 years ago, I was making the same comparisons. I have to agree with the previous responses.
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