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Roosebeck Straight Cromorne Medieval Pipe 28", Rosewood with Reed: Blemished, Grade 2

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Blemished, Grade 2. This instrument is new and unused, with moderate cosmetic marks or minor non-structural repairs. The marks do not affect how it plays or sounds. The crossed-out price is our current price for the first-quality version. Questions? Contact us.

What Blemished Means

Every blemished instrument is new, unused, and graded in our workshop. The marks are cosmetic only; sound and playability are the same as our first-quality instruments.

Grade 1 Minor cosmetic marks, such as a small finish blister, a light scratch, or slight discoloration
Grade 2 Moderate cosmetic marks and/or minor non-structural repairs, such as filled nail holes, dents, stains, or an imperfect finish
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A Renaissance windcap reed pipe you can finger like a recorder.

Key Specifications

Length 28 in
Voice Alto, key of F
Body Solid rosewood, three sections, brass trim
Finger holes 8, recorder fingering
Key Brass
Reed Windcap
Weight 1 lb

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CromorneReed

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Roosebeck Straight Cromorne Medieval Pipe 28", Rosewood with Reed: Blemished, Grade 2

Regular price $159
Regular price $199 Sale price $159
Tradition you can feel, craftsmanship you can hear.
Solid tonewoods
Cured, cut, and chosen for sound.
Voiced by hand
Fretboards dressed, action set, bridges fit by our luthiers.
Made to be played
Built for working musicians, designed to sound better the more you play it.
Since 1973
Five decades of building instruments that last generations.