Hello, sorry for the very late reply. I'm not Nick, but from what I know, the Moeck rottenburgh has a more flexible tone than the Mollenhauer Denner. The Denner, however, has an unusually stable high register which sings and speaks very clearly and easily. Hope this helps!
Grenadilla is overrated. Poor tree almost getting wiped out of existence. It's not worth it. We must drive down its popularity by avoiding it. The oboe makers must of all switch to other kind of woods until grenadilla numbers go up again.
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I have this model in Palisander and it plays very nicely. Good choice! I recommend checking out the Kung Marsyas range. They have a really clear tone.
A lovely recorder. 😍 Wishing you happy playing 👍🎶😀
I have an old one from my mom in law in rosewood. Lovely sound.
Some serious asmr in this video 😊
Good choice! 🤩
So fancy 😍
Thanks!😎
Looks very nice
How does it compare with Mollenhauer Denner Alto?
Hello, sorry for the very late reply. I'm not Nick, but from what I know, the Moeck rottenburgh has a more flexible tone than the Mollenhauer Denner. The Denner, however, has an unusually stable high register which sings and speaks very clearly and easily. Hope this helps!
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I am green with envy! 😂
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Как же красиво
Do you know if it is possible to use a antikondens detergentum with a plastic recorders?
No, I don’t know. I don’t use any anticondent on my plastic instruments
Why not? It works on mine and you can wash it off if you aren’t pleased
Yes, I use it regularly on plastic recorder and it works.
@@princesseeternelle thank you. I don't know how to prevent water drops inside of recorder. It distorts sound. I'll try to find detergent if it helps.
Grenadilla is overrated. Poor tree almost getting wiped out of existence. It's not worth it. We must drive down its popularity by avoiding it. The oboe makers must of all switch to other kind of woods until grenadilla numbers go up again.
After more than a year, I’m using it, I think that a boxwood might be a good option too