★ It feels light when played, and it's easy to feel the sound. There's no heaviness or the feeling of not having enough breath that you might find in silver or gold instruments. It has a light, pop sound that would be popular in America. During a recent sound check, it played well from Low C to Hi C, and up to the 4th octave F sharp with alternate fingerings. The condition can be described as good. ★ There are no burrs on the embouchure, warping or bending of the lip plate or riser, or any other deformation, which can be fatal flaws in used flutes. Transportation is also securely protected with the original case and case cover. Genuine manufacturer cases and case covers can cost 20,000 to 30,000 yen on their own, but using aftermarket products is not recommended. It's not good for the instrument. ★ This is a Jupiter concert flute, which is under the umbrella of the Global company, along with Altus, Hammig, and Gemeinhardt. Jupiter was originally a company based in Taiwan under KHS, manufacturing for overseas markets, and mainly supplying parts to companies like Altus. It gradually gained prominence due to its bright and clear tone, durability, and good cost performance. In recent years, it has reached a quality comparable to Yamaha, and a price comparable to Yamaha. The JFL511 series flutes were in that transitional period, offering a good balance of price and quality. ★ The JFL511E-II (almost equivalent to JFL511-II, JFL511SE, etc.) being offered this time is an ideal instrument for student models, with a nickel silver body with silver plating, an E mechanism, and an easy-to-play embouchure. There are no weaknesses, with its manufacturing precision that doesn't easily go out of tune, accurate intonation, light playing feel, and low price. ★ After purchase, it was used for lessons and club activities, and regular maintenance such as pad and head cork replacement, and balance adjustments were always done. I think you can use it from the moment it arrives. ★ There is no history of overhaul. From my student days until now, I've asked repair technicians, "Do I need an overhaul?" but the answer was always, "It's still okay." I understand this is due to the reliability of Jupiter's manufacturing. I am selling this because I bought a silver-bodied instrument. Accessories include a hard case, case cover, and cleaning rod. (Cleaning rod and cleaning cloth are unused)