THE FLUTE LAMP!

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THE FLUTE LAMP!

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For all those that have bought Ebay Pakistani flutes, here is the answer! I should start making kits...Image
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Jon C. wrote:For all those that have bought Ebay Pakistani flutes, here is the answer! I should start making kits...
I've wondered about it too, but gave up the idea when I realised I'd be swamped with queries about what kind of light bulbs Matt Malloy uses.

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Terry McGee wrote:
Jon C. wrote:For all those that have bought Ebay Pakistani flutes, here is the answer! I should start making kits...
I've wondered about it too, but gave up the idea when I realised I'd be swamped with queries about what kind of light bulbs Matt Malloy uses.

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In keeping with the technology, shouldn't wooden flutes be gas lamps?

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A good idea Jon but it would never work I fear. If the bulb blew then most trad flute players would never fix it - We fear change!
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You guys crack me up...
Seriously, there are a lot of Pakastani flutes sitting around in the C&F closets that could be put to good use! ( I know, I have one...)
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I have a window that won't stay open. Maybe I should get one of these flutes for that. :D
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So....what kind of bulbs DOES Matt Molloy use? :D
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nobody knows -they're all to busy trying to work out how he makes it look so easy
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meemtp wrote:So....what kind of bulbs DOES Matt Molloy use? :D
I don't think it would be a "Dim" bulb, or a compact fluorescent bulb, maybe a bright halogen lamp, of couse that wouldn't go with the Pakistani flute design, which would be a night light...
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The world will never know. :lol:
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Kelpie wrote:A good idea Jon but it would never work I fear. If the bulb blew then most trad flute players would never fix it - We fear change!
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Yep. We trad players would just plug up the socket and call the resulting dark "part of the tradition." ;-)

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Actually, that's pretty cool! I think I'd like a silver(ish) Boehm flute lamp better than a timber flute. Great idea. Maybe I'll start prowling the pawn shops and garage sales...
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Terry McGee wrote:
Jon C. wrote:For all those that have bought Ebay Pakistani flutes, here is the answer! I should start making kits...
I've wondered about it too, but gave up the idea when I realised I'd be swamped with queries about what kind of light bulbs Matt Malloy uses.

Terry
Does Matt Molloy tongue his light bulbs?
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