Yamaha YFL-222 Student Flute including Pre-sale set-up

Yamaha flutes have always been known for being the best made flutes on the market. These new models surpass all expectations in quality and performance!

When you buy a new Yamaha YFL-222 flute from one of our stores, you will be given clear instructions on how to handle your flute during assembly and how to care for your new Yamaha flute by one our professional sales staff, and or one of our Yamaha Authorised Service Technicians.

* Some models are available with a B footjoint. Please add H to the model number. They come with a case (FLC-48II) and a case bag (400 Models: FLB-400EHII, 300 Models: FLB-48II).
* Some models are available with a gold-plated lip plate. Please add GL to the model number.
* These special models are not available in some regions. Please contact to dealer for more information.

Material Combination for Intermediate & Student Flutes

Toneholes

Drawn and Curled

Walls are drawn upward from the body material, giving the flute a broad, light sound.

Key Types

Covered (or Plateau) keys are easy to use. The pad cup is covered so it will seal the tonehole any time the key is closed. This is common with beginners or others who may not always press the center of the key.

Many advanced players prefer the open feel of Ring keys for subtle control of their tone. Intermediate and Standard model French system flutes come with key plugs to seal the hole until players have become adept at covering the holes with their fingers.

Covered Keys

Ring (French) Keys

Key Systems

Many players find the Offset G configuration easier to play. Often teachers recommend that beginners start on these flutes, while more and more advanced players are also choosing this natural feeling configuration. Many advanced students and professionals, though, still prefer the traditional In-line formation where all the toneholes are in a straight row.

in-line

Offset G

Split E Mechanism

This key helps give more stability and better centered intonation to the high E.

Footjoints

The B footjoint has an extra key enabling the player to play 1/2 step lower than the lowest note of the C foot. It also affects the sound; B footjoint enables a darker, stronger sound with good projection, while C footjoint has flexible, warmer tone.

B Footjoint

C Footjoint

Flute : Assembly, Care and Maintenance
Australian Yamaha Band and Orchestral, Product and repair specialist Brae Grimes takes you through the ins and outs of setting up your flute, how to correctly clean it and best practice for keeping your instrument in great condition.

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Undercut and beveled embouchure hole

Clean attack, sensitive response, and accurate intonation

Double bladder pads

Longer life and maximum seating

Nickel-silver, power-forged keys

Very durable and less susceptible to breakage

Neoprene key bumpers

Stronger and more durable than cork

Improved Scale

Better intonation

Strong post design

Key posts have been thickened and redesigned for improved durability and strength to maintain accurate rod alignment

Footjoint marking

A unique footjoint alignment mark facilitates proper fitting by young players

Ergonomic key shapes

All key shapes and placements have been ergonomically designed for comfortable, natural-feeling performance. The keys are hand-assembled and adjusted for a perfect 'touch' and balance.

Adjustment screws

Yamaha's unique screw resistance inserts allow smooth adjustments while preventing gradual loosening of the screws.

The below items are also included with this flute.

Polish Cloth	Polish Gauze	Flute Cleaning Rod
Hard Case	Case Cover	Owners Manual

We offer a 7 day approval period as of the day you receive your purchase.

If you are not happy with your item for any reason, just let us know via email. Return your purchase for a full refund less freight costs. This is our no risk purchase policy. For terms and conditions, see Shipping & Returns

TECH-ASSURE™
Certified Musical Instrument Technician Setup.

Ozwinds TECH-ASSURE™ is a unique service that prepares your new musical instrument for sale.
Our certified technicians put the instrument through a comprehensive testing and adjustment process to ensure that it is ready to play with optimal performance from the moment you receive it.

Every new instrument setup with our TECH-ASSURE™ process which goes through a rigorous checklist so you can be assured that you are getting the best out of your new instrument.

We know the absolute importance of our TECH-ASSURE™ professional instrument setup to get your instrument playing at its peak, so don’t settle for anything less.

Our 13-Point Professional Set-up includes.

All transit packing and corks from the manufacturer are removed.
Thorough visual check for any plating or lacquer defects.
All pads checked for quality.
Test all pad seatings & key adjustments using a leak-light and feeler gauge.
All key corks and felts checked, adjusted to set vent heights.
Regulate and adjust keywork as required.
All spring tensions checked and adjusted to create a balanced feel across the instrument.
Test final pad seal with a Magnehelic air pressure test.
Check foot and head joint tenons for correct fit.
Check foot tenon for burrs.
Play test from top to bottom.
Case inspected for quality, instrument fit and accessories.
Instrument cleaned and carefully repacked.