So either way, Gemeinhardt is always there as a top quality option.Ĭonsidering that Gemeinhardt is located in the US, it is much easier to get parts at cheaper rates for those who reside in the states but is twice the amount to get parts for Yamaha models since they are made in Japan and their distribution process involves a lot of middlemen in the distribution chain. Whereas, the ones on the Yamaha are thinner and makes the pads seal better. Also, the rolled tone holes on the Gemeinhardt flutes are thicker and thus makes the pads to last longer. While Yamaha and Gemeinhardt are quite durable, we discovered that the silver plating is much more durable on the Gemeinhardt models.
Take for instance the adjustment featured on Gemeinhardt flutes they are better positioned unlike the ones on some Yamaha models which tend to strip off their threads. In fact, most of the intermediate flute produced by Gemeinhardt are on par, if not above, the very best of Yamaha in the same category. While Yamaha is always a favorite to beat, it doesn’t necessarily mean they alone have the best in quality. These include but not limited to Įvery one of their student and professional versions are just excellent. There are some few reasons why we are recommending these models of flutes constructed by Gemeinhardt.
During these times, we have come to notice that while Yamaha remains a force to reckon with in the market, others like Pearl and Gemeinhardt are without a doubt, giving them a run for their money. As professionals in the flute industry, we have been opportune to review first-hand different categories of flutes from different brands.
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