Best Yamaha YPC-32 Piccolo Alternatives

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I've had this piccolo for a year now. At first I couldn't a sound below the low f. I tried a few more times, still without result. So I gave the piccolo to a female friend as a "present". After nearly a year she gave it back to me, having had it never played. This time I tried again and, hey presto, I could a decent sound below the low f. So what happened in the year in between ? I decided to buy a Yamaha YPC -32 beginner model and practiced about two hours a day virtually every day. So what did I learn from this ? If you're complete beginner or returner after many years, I recommend to buy a beginner model to avoid many wasted hours of frustation, or giving up completely. And, secondly, wait for at least 9 to 12 month before you step-up. Finally, thirdly, put this piccolo on...

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I bought this piccolo as a flute doubler. I needed a piccolo that would be suitable for playing indoors and outdoors in all different sorts of weather conditions. I researched piccolos for a long while, and then decided this was the best option for me. When it arrived I was blown away with the sound quality, the responsiveness, the tuning quality and when I played it with my marching band I was so impressed. Having made the switch from just playing flute to playing piccolo as well, I was expecting it to be difficult at first, but I had no problems at all with getting a sound. The top B and C are still a little bit difficult to play, however, this is just me needing to tighten my embouchure a little more. Overall, I am so impressed with this piccolo and would recommend it highly.

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Top value for money piccolo no problems very good sound