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Prelude by Selmer 111 Piccolo

  • Split E mechanism
  • Silver plated headjoint and keys
  • Case included
  • Bright sound
  • 1.8 pounds
  • 2 year manufacturer warranty

Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A metal student piccolo with a split E mechanism and silver-plated parts, listed with a case. The listing also names reeds, so confirm what ships.

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ASIN: B0CBL8L2MDModel: PPC111Category: Piccolos

Overview

Not a wooden piccolo, the Prelude 111 is a polished metal instrument with a silver-plated headjoint and keys. A case comes with it, and the mechanism named in the title is listed.

The plated headjoint and bright sound suit band work. The odd mention of reeds raises a question about the accessory list.

Who it's for

School band flutists adding a piccolo get a polished body and a case. Players who want a particular material or an exact accessory list should ask the seller first.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Split E mechanism listed
  • Silver-plated headjoint and keys
Cons
  • Accessory list names reeds
  • Tuning key not clearly listed

Performance notes

A metal body and a plated headjoint give the bright tone the listing describes. The listing gives no detail on how the split E mechanism plays, only that it is fitted.

Specifications

ModelPPC111
Dimensions & fit
Dimensions12.2 x 4.7 x 3.1 inches
Weight1.8 pounds
Construction & materials
Finish TypePolished
Material TypeMetal
ColorSilver
Included components
Included ComponentsCase, reeds
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 year manufacturer
Other details
Sound ProfileBright
KeyworkSilver plated
HeadjointSilver plated
MechanismSplit E

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Frequently asked questions

What comes with the Prelude 111 piccolo?

The listing names a case and reeds. Reeds are unusual for a piccolo, so confirm what ships.

What is the split E mechanism?

It is listed as a feature of this model. The listing gives no further explanation.