Comparing High Spirits mid "G" flutes, The Red Tail Hawk & Northwest Spirit Series Signature Flutes

Comparing the Red Tail Hawk to the Northwest Spirit Signature Series flutes.
Both are in the key of mid "G" minor.
Both are made from Eastern Aromatic Cedar.
Both are made much the same way........
But, here are some of the differences....

The Standard Series mid flutes, represented here by the Red Tail Hawk...
7/8"' bore diameter
The wall separating the two chambers is created by stopping the boring in both directions leaving a solid section of wood for the wall.
Tuning holes at the foot end
3/8" diameter Slow Air Chamber

The Signature Series Flutes, represented here with the Northwest Spirit Flute...
1" bore diameter
A glued-in wall separating the two chambers.
No tuning or "direction" holes
Large 1" diameter Slow Air Chamber helping to calm the air turbulence before the air enters the flue.

High Spirits Flutes
by Odell Borg
Patagonia, Arizona

The Red Tail Hawk in Eastern Red Cedar
https://highspirits.com/collections/traditional-flutes/products/red-tail-hawk-g-aromatic-cedar

The Signature Series Flutes in "G"
https://highspirits.com/collections/signature-flutes/flutes-in-the-key-of-g

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