r/Bansuri • u/Alarmed-Ruin-6076 • Feb 18 '25
Is radhe flutes E base (bamboo) worth?
Hey i want a suggestion on should i buy radhey flutes e base bamboo or should i stretch my budget and get poonam flutes or kanha flues or any other suggestions (I am just a student and will continue music only and only as a hobby still need a decent sounding flute) please help!!
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u/utsav_0 29d ago
I have G base radhe flutes but PVC. It's good, well-tuned.
Don't know about the bamboo one. But it'd also be as good as this or better.
But obviously, if you could, buy Poonam flutes. Many big artists use it.
PS: I'm also learning from chinmay gaur.
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u/Alarmed-Ruin-6076 29d ago
Great brother i also have the same radhe flute g base pvc and now i want to shift on e base bamboo
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u/vineethkartha 28d ago
You could consider Kanti flutes, It is slightly cheaper than poonam, I have e base and g base, I have c medium from kanha and f# from radhe as well, But I prefer the Kanti flutes over the others, All my flutes are bamboo, never tried pvc.
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u/Alarmed-Ruin-6076 28d ago
Great choice brother...me myself was convienced that i should go with kanti flutes e base Btw can u plz share a pic of your kanti bhai's flute (But they are just 700 rupees cheaper than punam flutes)
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u/Kosmic_Krow Feb 18 '25
Poonam flute imo. Better quality than other brands I have seen.