Thomann FL-1000 RE Flute
Transverse Flute
- Student instrument specially developed for the requirements of beginners
- Very easy response and forming of the sound
- Stable intonation in all registers
- Ring keys
- E Mechanism
- Offset G
- Pointed arms
- Headjoint, footjoint, and keys made of nickel-silver
- C Foot
- Pisoni padding from Italy
- Completely silver-plated
- Includes case and cleaning rod
- Each instrument is tested and adjusted in our master workshop
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Available since October 2012
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Item number 291971
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Head Joint (Material) Nickel Silver, silvered
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Material Nickel Silver Plated
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Machine Head Material Nickel Silver, Silvered
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Lip Plate Material Nickel silver
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Riser (Material) Nickel Silver, Silvered
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French Pointed Arms No
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E Mechanism Yes
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Offset Yes
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Inline No
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C Foot Yes
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B Foot No
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Including Case Yes
Keep obstacles to a minimum
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Beginners, in particular, benefit from an instrument that functions reliably from the very first note, and this is just as true of the universally popular flute. Budding musicians have little of the experience necessary to appreciate an instrument's peculiarities or to work around technical shortcomings, as these skills naturally develop over time. At these early stages, a positive learning experience is of the essence, helping to maintain motivation and ensuring that practice remains enjoyable rather than becoming a source of frustration. At the same time, affordability plays an important role, as students and parents are often understandably cautious when choosing their first instrument. The Thomann FL-1000 RE is designed with these considerations in mind, offering a straightforward and accessible playing experience that places the focus firmly on making music while keeping unnecessary obstacles to a minimum.
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Top quality and features
Despite being aimed at beginners, the Thomann FL-1000 RE places considerable emphasis on quality, reliability and ease of use. The headjoint, footjoint and key system are made from nickel silver and finished with a full silver plating, giving the instrument an attractive appearance while contributing to its durability. High-quality Pisoni pads from Italy help ensure precise key sealing and dependable performance, while the offset G key is designed to suit smaller hands by allowing more comfortable fingering with shorter and more natural finger movements. The flute also features a C-foot, which promotes an easy response, a bright and clear tone, and comfortable handling during practice and performance. To complete the package, the instrument is supplied with a cleaning rod and a practical, sturdy case for safe storage and transport.
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The perfect choice for beginners
The Thomann FL-1000 RE is not simply a flute that beginners can use; it has been developed with their specific requirements in mind. Its easy response and flexible tonal character help make the first steps of learning more approachable, allowing new players to focus on developing their technique and musical expression with confidence. At the same time, its accessible price point makes it an attractive option for those looking to begin their musical journey without a significant initial investment. Among entry-level instruments, the FL-1000 RE stands out as a thoughtfully designed flute that offers a gentle learning curve, while still combining genuine playability, practicality, and value in a way that will ensure long-term enjoyment as skills continue to grow.
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About Thomann Wind Instruments
Thomann-brand instruments, which are exclusively built by renowned manufacturers, now constitute a large part of Thomann's product range alongside numerous big-name brands. With unbeatable price-performance ratios, Thomann wind instruments are the obvious first choice for students and beginners – and others too. The technical features and uncompromising sound quality they offer are usually reserved for much more expensive instruments found in the professional market segment.
E mechanisms and their benefits
Modern flutes are typically built with a closed G# key, a design that offers practical advantages but also introduces a well-known acoustic compromise. Because the keys responsible for the G# and A notes are mechanically linked, the high E in the third octave can be more difficult to produce cleanly and consistently. To address this characteristic, many instruments are equipped with a dedicated E mechanism, which improves the response of this note by modifying the interaction between the relevant keys. Rather than representing a flaw in the instrument, the tendency of the high E to respond less readily is a consequence of the standard flute design, while the inclusion of an E mechanism is widely regarded as a valuable enhancement. In practice, the mechanism uses an additional lever positioned between the second G key and the F# key, automatically closing the second G key when the high E is played, resulting in a noticeably easier and more reliable response.