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Kooiman The Prima Thumb Rest (Flute)

$54.95

Prima thumb rest for flute

Properly balancing the flute has never been easy – until now. The Prima Thumb Rest prevents the instrument
from rolling toward you. It also reduces the flute’s pressure against your lips, it incites a correct position of your
fingers, and helps to prevent tension in fingers, hands, arms, and shoulders.

Ergonomically shaped thumb plateau prevents the thumb:
To slip away to the left
The flute to roll towards player.
(Especially while changing octaves)

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-Friendly attachment prima_demontage_d_plateau.jpgto flute by means of silicone rubber inlay and bands:
No scratching
Allows tube to vibrate freely
No distortion of round tube.

The Prima consists of two parts:
The thumb plateau that can be attached in a second on the mounting plate that stays on the flute.

The thumb  plateau is also adjustable at an angle under the flute.

This means that the thumb rest can be mounted in a second and always back
to the same position.

prima-blackx.jpgThe Prima is fixed on the body by means of silicone rubber bands.
A silicone rubber sheet comes in between the mounting plate and the body.
Silicone has the specialty to stick tight to the body when degreased with alcohol.
This will prevent the Prima from slipping away. And it protects your flute as well as it guarantees the body to vibrate freely.

The Ton kooiman thumb rests are supplied with a manual in the box.
The manuals or instructions how to use and mount the thumb rests
on your instrument can also be found on this site………

A contribution to the design and a vast and thorough scientific research has been made by Ir. Susanne Koppejan (Master, Technical University of Delft).
All forces where calculated and an article have been published in the Journal of Ergonomics in 2006 (Prof. dr. C.J. Snijders, Biomechanics, Erasmus University Rotterdam

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