I know Cris Gale has one now and she really likes it, from what I understand. I wasn't super happy with mine only because I had issues with the high notes, but that was just a specific issue mine had. To me, it honestly feels like the "real ocarina of time" if you will heh.
The sound outmatches any other Zelda oc, and the looks are just gorgeous. The greatest, most challenging instrument known. I think the Spencer OOT is likely the best Zelda Replica out there. 18-hole double ocarina - 2 Octave Chromatic Range - Zelda Blue glaze - The Ring of Platinum The Final Challenge Once a Zelda player has mastered the scales of pitch, the rhythm of time and the performance of pleasure, it is time to move up to a more advanced level. In terms of replicas you could do way, way worse than Songbird.
Half holing is sometimes tricky to get in tune but it's not so bad if you practice and the ocarina would benefit from acute bend as it's a bit airy on the top notes (but not as much as a Dragon Tooth). Honestly as far as replicas go it's the best in my opinion (unless you prefer a Spencer in terms of sound but that'll run you about $399 and even then it's not a perfect replica). Compact 7-hole -Zelda Blue glaze with Yellow Highlights -The Ring of Platinum -Free Treasure Chest -Legend of Zelda 7 Hole Songbook included The only thing.
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