I really like the way this thing sounds. It sounds very sweet and has an airy sound that I love. It sounds more folksy than the more expensive Yamaha alto recorders, which lends it a certain charm. Also, it doesn't project too much, which is actually a good thing for beginners, as you can easily control its volume. The only problem is, the second octave is very hard to play once you get above a C. It is playable, but it just gets very difficult very quickly. I understand that for beginners, you don't go higher than that all that often, but consider that at $10 more, the YRA-302B gives you a full two octaves of playability. Too bad, as this has so much charm in the first 1.5 octaves. That said, this is still worth buying to play casually, but just be aware that it has a very limited sweet spot.I really like the way this thing sounds. It sounds very sweet and has an airy sound that I love. It sounds more folksy than the more expensive Yamaha alto recorders, which lends it a certain charm. Also, it doesn't project too much, which is actually a good thing for beginners, as you can easily control its volume. The only problem is, the second octave is very hard to play once you get above a C. It is playable, but it just gets very difficult very quickly. I understand that for beginners, you don't go higher than that all that often, but consider that at $10 more, the YRA-302B gives you a full two octaves of playability. Too bad, as this has so much charm in the first 1.5 octaves. That said, this is still worth buying to play casually, but just be aware that it has a very limited sweet spot.I really like the way this thing sounds. It sounds very sweet and has an airy sound that I love. It sounds more folksy than the more expensive Yamaha alto recorders, which lends it a certain charm. Also, it doesn't project too much, which is actually a good thing for beginners, as you can easily control its volume. The only problem is, the second octave is very hard to play once you get above a C. It is playable, but it just gets very difficult very quickly. I understand that for beginners, you don't go higher than that all that often, but consider that at $10 more, the YRA-302B gives you a full two octaves of playability. Too bad, as this has so much charm in the first 1.5 octaves. That said, this is still worth buying to play casually, but just be aware that it has a very limited sweet spot.I really like the way this thing sounds. It sounds very sweet and has an airy sound that I love. It sounds more folksy than the more expensive Yamaha alto recorders, which lends it a certain charm. Also, it doesn't project too much, which is actually a good thing for beginners, as you can easily control its volume. The only problem is, the second octave is very hard to play once you get above a C. It is playable, but it just gets very difficult very quickly. I understand that for beginners, you don't go higher than that all that often, but consider that at $10 more, the YRA-302B gives you a full two octaves of playability. Too bad, as this has so much charm in the first 1.5 octaves. That said, this is still worth buying to play casually, but just be aware that it has a very limited sweet spot.I really like the way this thing sounds. It sounds very sweet and has an airy sound that I love. It sounds more folksy than the more expensive Yamaha alto recorders, which lends it a certain charm. Also, it doesn't project too much, which is actually a good thing for beginners, as you can easily control its volume. The only problem is, the second octave is very hard to play once you get above a C. It is playable, but it just gets very difficult very quickly. I understand that for beginners, you don't go higher than that all that often, but consider that at $10 more, the YRA-302B gives you a full two octaves of playability. Too bad, as this has so much charm in the first 1.5 octaves. That said, this is still worth buying to play casually, but just be aware that it has a very limited sweet spot.I really like the way this thing sounds. It sounds very sweet and has an airy sound that I love. It sounds more folksy than the more expensive Yamaha alto recorders, which lends it a certain charm. Also, it doesn't project too much, which is actually a good thing for beginners, as you can easily control its volume. The only problem is, the second octave is very hard to play once you get above a C. It is playable, but it just gets very difficult very quickly. I understand that for beginners, you don't go higher than that all that often, but consider that at $10 more, the YRA-302B gives you a full two octaves of playability. Too bad, as this has so much charm in the first 1.5 octaves. That said, this is still worth buying to play casually, but just be aware that it has a very limited sweet spot.
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