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title: "ERS-31BM"
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# High-grade North American maple wood Pure, warm sound quality 3-piece adjustable design for perfect fit ERS-31BM

**Brand:** eastar
**Price:** ₱3810
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your first note with the timeless warmth of wood!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ERS-31BM by eastar
- **How much does it cost?** ₱3810 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- eastar enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted eastar brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stage-Ready Elegance:** Polished natural wood finish combines classic style with professional-grade performance.
- • **All-in-One Starter Kit:** Includes fingering chart, cleaning kit, and hard case—everything you need to play and protect.
- • **Master the Art of Sound:** Stable resonator vibration ensures effortless airflow control for beginners and pros alike.
- • **Custom Fit for Every Hand:** Three-piece design with adjustable hole positioning adapts to your unique finger length.
- • **Crafted from Premium Maple:** Odorless, lightweight wood delivers rich, penetrating tones with elegant durability.

## Overview

The Eastar Soprano Recorder ERS-31BM is a beginner-friendly, three-piece Baroque fingering instrument crafted from high-quality North American maple wood. Designed for both kids and adults, it offers adjustable hole positioning for ergonomic comfort, a pure warm tone ideal for practice or performance, and comes complete with a hard case, fingering chart, and cleaning kit. Backed by a 12-month warranty, it’s a stylish, durable, and affordable upgrade from plastic recorders favored by thousands of players worldwide.

## Description

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Review: There's Nothing Like the Sound of WOOD! - Most of us learn to play recorder on inexpensive plastic instruments. There is nothing wrong with that. Frankly some them (such as Eastar's own) sound and play amazingly well. -Far better than the plastic instruments of not too many years ago. But that said, there is nothing like the sound and feel of a well crafted wooden recorder. -Especially when playing the lower notes which can come almost alive with a sonorous bottom and sweet overtones. The hold back for many players -- the thing that has kept them using plastic instruments -- frankly has been the cost. But to my (and I expect many player's) amazement, even that is changing. This Eastar is made from solid maple. You see it and feel it even before you hear it. And it is thing of beauty. And yet the cost is very reasonable. The Eastar ERS-31M comes in a nicely fitted case. A case that also holds a cleaning rod (provided) with a soft head and a small container of sealing and protecting lubricant for the cork used where the three parts of the recorder attach to one-another. Oh, and that brings to mind another nice feature of the Eastar... It is a three piece unit -- and its lower bout rotates allowing for custom placement of the lowest hole allowing for correct placement for those with shorter or longer little fingers. (Once set, however, the two lower parts can remain as one even when the recorder is taken apart for storage.) Tuning and pitch on my example seemed pretty close to "right on." Although that depends in part on the player's technique. And those used to plastic instruments may have to get the feel for this (and other) wooden ones to assure clear notes free of 'lisps' when playing down low. Eventually every serious player starts to feel ready to upgrade to a wooden instrument. Now with the Eastar ERS-31M cost need not be so much a factor. Highly recommended.
Review: People always say good plastic is better than cheap wood. This proves them wrong - I own a half dozen recorders. This is the one to get if you're getting a cheap recorder. It's much sweeter sounding than the "good" plastics such as the yamaha ecodear, the zen-on stansby jr, or the aulos haka. The only way you're going to get better sound is to go to a hybrid such as mollenhauer prima or dream recorder with plastic mouth piece and wood body. I can easily play low C up to high "E", which is 2 notes above the standard written range. I can play high C sharp without closing the bell and it's pretty close to being in tune. with fngering: X CXC CCCC where X is 80% covered tone hole leaving a crack and C is completely closed. I can do this because the tone holes on this recorder are spaced out more like a professional recorder, rather than being closer together like on most plastic recorders. Honestly, skip the plastic recorder unless you're getting a basic straight windway yamaha for a 5-7 year old or your child is playing in a school group and they all need the same basic yamaha or aulos. If your kid is 8 or up, get them this. If you are looking for a first recorder on a budget, get this. The Mollenhauers mentioned above (and some competitors by Moeck) basically cost the same or less than the top plastic already mentioned. In addition, for not much more than top plastic, you can get an all-wood recorder in maple or pear from Kung, Mollenhauer, Moeck, or a few other manufacturers. Visit antique sound woodshop or thomman usa Here is what to get at various price points: 5-7 year old child: Basic cheap Yamaha with straight windway, don't waste your money on anything nicer. Let them pick their color. $20 or less: Get this. If you wear it out, get another one. If you get a bad one, and you know it, send it back for an exchange. $40 or less: Mollenhauer Prima or Dream $100 or less: Entry level all wood from Kung, Mollenhauer, or Moeck.

## Features

- ✨DESIGNED FOR BEGINNERS — Three-piece design for hole position adjustment to different hand shapes and mouthpiece fits well with the mouth. Stable resonator vibration makes it easy for beginners to control airflow.
- ✔️RELIABLE MATERIAL — Made of High-grade North-America maple wood, this Eastar soprano Baroque fingering recorder instrument has high hardness, high capacity, and lightweight. Odorless and safe maple wood with strong frequency vibration and penetrating sound.
- 🎵WONDERFUL SOUND — Eastar ERS-31BM is obvious your choice for beginners, for its pure and warm sound. Excellent tune for daily practice, studio recording, or onstage performance. Well-chosen by thousands of recorders players, band-approved.
- ❤️ELEGANT DESIGN — The well-polished surface and mouthpiece are safe for kids beginners and adults to use. Natural maple wood body with elegant and classic design. Easy to maintain after playing. This Eastar recorder instrument shall be a decent choice for you.
- 🎁COMES WITH EVERYTHING NEEDED — The package includes Eastar ERS-31BM Recorder, Fingering Chart, Cleaning Kit, Hard case, and a 12-month product service backed up by our awesome customer support team ready to help.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07H2G4PYG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,057 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #39 in Recorders (Musical Instruments) |
| Brand | Eastar |
| Brand Name | Eastar |
| Color | natural |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 3,059 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Included Components | Case |
| Instrument Key | C |
| Item Dimensions | 3.94 x 1.97 x 10.63 inches |
| Item Height | 27 centimeters |
| Item Weight | 0.31 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Eastar |
| Material | Plastic, Wood |
| Material Type | Plastic, Wood |
| Style | Classic,Elegant |
| UPC | 747356961424 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year warranty. |

## Product Details

- **Color:** natural
- **Brand:** Eastar
- **Instrument Key:** C
- **Material:** Plastic, Wood
- **Style:** Classic,Elegant

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the range of this recorder?**
A: Usual c to f but octive higher. It’s not longer like baroque one.

**Q: Where is this made?**
A: With the abysmally bad English, was there any doubt?

**Q: Is this easy for a 6 year old beginner to play?**
A: I bought it for my daughter, who is just turning 6, and the fingering is a bit long for her. But, she is getting used to the concept by just using the upper finger holes. I would not recommend it for tiny hands if you want them to play correctly from the start. But, it is a nice recorder.

**Q: Can anyone point me to a text-only fingering chart for this instrument?**
A: Same as Yamaha soprano recorder Baroque style

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ There's Nothing Like the Sound of WOOD!
*by G***N on December 14, 2018*

Most of us learn to play recorder on inexpensive plastic instruments. There is nothing wrong with that. Frankly some them (such as Eastar's own) sound and play amazingly well. -Far better than the plastic instruments of not too many years ago. But that said, there is nothing like the sound and feel of a well crafted wooden recorder. -Especially when playing the lower notes which can come almost alive with a sonorous bottom and sweet overtones. The hold back for many players -- the thing that has kept them using plastic instruments -- frankly has been the cost. But to my (and I expect many player's) amazement, even that is changing. This Eastar is made from solid maple. You see it and feel it even before you hear it. And it is thing of beauty. And yet the cost is very reasonable. The Eastar ERS-31M comes in a nicely fitted case. A case that also holds a cleaning rod (provided) with a soft head and a small container of sealing and protecting lubricant for the cork used where the three parts of the recorder attach to one-another. Oh, and that brings to mind another nice feature of the Eastar... It is a three piece unit -- and its lower bout rotates allowing for custom placement of the lowest hole allowing for correct placement for those with shorter or longer little fingers. (Once set, however, the two lower parts can remain as one even when the recorder is taken apart for storage.) Tuning and pitch on my example seemed pretty close to "right on." Although that depends in part on the player's technique. And those used to plastic instruments may have to get the feel for this (and other) wooden ones to assure clear notes free of 'lisps' when playing down low. Eventually every serious player starts to feel ready to upgrade to a wooden instrument. Now with the Eastar ERS-31M cost need not be so much a factor. Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ People always say good plastic is better than cheap wood. This proves them wrong
*by N***T on August 29, 2020*

I own a half dozen recorders. This is the one to get if you're getting a cheap recorder. It's much sweeter sounding than the "good" plastics such as the yamaha ecodear, the zen-on stansby jr, or the aulos haka. The only way you're going to get better sound is to go to a hybrid such as mollenhauer prima or dream recorder with plastic mouth piece and wood body. I can easily play low C up to high "E", which is 2 notes above the standard written range. I can play high C sharp without closing the bell and it's pretty close to being in tune. with fngering: X CXC CCCC where X is 80% covered tone hole leaving a crack and C is completely closed. I can do this because the tone holes on this recorder are spaced out more like a professional recorder, rather than being closer together like on most plastic recorders. Honestly, skip the plastic recorder unless you're getting a basic straight windway yamaha for a 5-7 year old or your child is playing in a school group and they all need the same basic yamaha or aulos. If your kid is 8 or up, get them this. If you are looking for a first recorder on a budget, get this. The Mollenhauers mentioned above (and some competitors by Moeck) basically cost the same or less than the top plastic already mentioned. In addition, for not much more than top plastic, you can get an all-wood recorder in maple or pear from Kung, Mollenhauer, Moeck, or a few other manufacturers. Visit antique sound woodshop or thomman usa Here is what to get at various price points: 5-7 year old child: Basic cheap Yamaha with straight windway, don't waste your money on anything nicer. Let them pick their color. $20 or less: Get this. If you wear it out, get another one. If you get a bad one, and you know it, send it back for an exchange. $40 or less: Mollenhauer Prima or Dream $100 or less: Entry level all wood from Kung, Mollenhauer, or Moeck.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Nice!
*by E***R on October 1, 2019*

I had a cheapo school issued recorder back when i was still in school, it was the beginning of my enjoyment of woodwinds. However that was many years ago, and i never bothered to get another recorder since, but since then i have started playing with other types of woodwinds, and instruments. I purchased this piece as a nostalgia piece and wasn't, expecting too much from such a low price instrument. Well i have been thoroughly surprised and pleased with the performance of this piece. The packaging was nice, the carry case is nice, not the best, but still very practical. Now for the instrument, well I actually haven't been able to put it down, the sound is much better than what I remember from the high shrill of my childhood school recorder. I have been enjoying the versatility and ease of play from the instrument. The fact that the recorder can be taken down to 3 pieces for cleaning is nice as well. The wood used seems to to stabilized, giving it a plastic like feel, but the look of the natural grain and the heft of the wood, make for a better play experience than the old plastic thing I used back in the day. I would recommend this to any beginner or dabbler.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Eastar Soprano Recorder Instrument for Kids Adults Beginners, Baroque fingering C Key Maple Wooden Recorder, 3 Piece Recorder With Hard Case, Fingering Chart, Cleaning Kit, ERS-31BM
- Essential Elements for Recorder Classroom Method - Student Book 1: Book Only
- Easy Recorder Lessons for Kids + Video and Audio: Beginner Recorder for Children and Teens with 60 Songs. First Book Step by Step

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