Professional Recovered Aged Rosewood Chinese Flute Dizi With USA- Based Warranty (Key of G (Bangdi))

I love the wood, and it sounds good, even with scotch tape over the "membrane" hole. I know, that's not the sound I'm after, but I keep having trouble with the membrane material that came with the flute. I know that is TOTALLY my beginner fault, though! The glue is excellent.Like any instrument, it takes patient and attentive practice. I've watched quite a few videos on how to apply the membrane, and I think I've only gotten it right once.What I find fascinating about this, is that it's great for meditation because of the focus required for breath control.I have played saxophone for years, and this is like breathing softly to get the best tone. Now that's different!If I only play this thing five minutes every other day, the next time I pick it up, it's easier and I found I could play more notes if I don't THINK ABOUT IT TOO HARD. I've hit all of them in its range. It's relaxing if you don't fight the challenge, (which is a good lesson to learn on its own) and trying to get the embouchure right has already paid off in an unexpected way.I've never played "regular" flute before, but my mom ended up gifting me hers, and I produced a wonderful tone straight away. I mean, from the first breath! So, maybe the dizi is a bit harder to play than a western flute, I have no way to know. But it's beautiful instrument, and I plan to learn traditional songs as time allows. The kindle ebook on the dizi explains the notation system quite well.On a side note, I bought a beautiful tassel, a replica of Wei Wuxian's from The Untamed, and it looks fantastic on its stand in my bookshelf. It also encourages me to pick it up every time I walk by, so I have nothing but good things to say about this seller and this product. It pleases me to see the dizi there with its beautiful red tassel, so even if I decide I don't want to pursue the study of actually learning to play it well, it's still a wonderful thing to have.

It gives you everything you need for a Dizi flute to start & its a fair & fun instrument for its price.

Two notes are too close and I did not get the knot that go's with it. this is why I rate my experience as I did.

This is my 1st Dizi. I ordered the one in F. It comes with a nice hard protective zipper case, a supply of membranes and a small cake of gelatin. To install the membrane, I watched a YouTube video and had no problems at all. I play the fife and a couple other bamboo flutes so I had no difficulty playing this Dizi. The sound is wonderfully sweet, yet robust. The vibrating membrane adds enormous character to the tone. I look forward to getting better acquainted with this instrument and exploring its range.I think this is excellent value for the money. It took about a month to get here from China, but came sooner than promised.

The item itself is a great-sounding flute. Nice weight to it and easy to set up. I have noticed that the more you play it the better the sound becomes. But the response of the seller is an entire level of service. The response was super fast, any questions or issues, the seller was right there with assistance. Customer service was amazing!

I got a regular $20 dizi and I thought it sounded very good for being my first time. Ended up purchasing this and it changes the game. Tones were 1000x better than my first one I bought. Def recommend the wait for this one. Looks pristine and sounds even better. Lovvvvvvvve it! Key of D is what I went with. Can’t speak for the others but imagine I will be ordering them all from here.

A while back I started watching Chinese drama shows and heard Dizi music. I loved it so I ordered one. Yes I did receive the Dizi flute. The COVID19 pandemic affected delivery time, but I'm glad I was patient. I've had the Dizi for a few days and I am finally figuring out how to direct the air into the flute and finally hearing the first three music notes coming out clearly. Mine is a G (Bangdi) flute which fits smaller hands, so I am able to reach all the finger holes. It measures about 20" long. I adjust the metal connectors of the two segments to move them further apart, it seems to work better regarding me producing actual notes. It is a dark color and a nice looking instrument. It came with a really nice case and dimi papers and a little jar of polish for the Rosewood. I did purchase a book about the Dizi that explained everything about the Dizi, including how to read Chinese music and it has some songs in it. So that will come in handy too. Anyway thank you very much.

I’m not happy with the color compared to the picture. The picture shows more of a black darker color however mine is light brown.Quality and everything else is nice but I’m a Super Fan Of Black.