Haynes AP86-W Amadeus Piccolo Overview
The Haynes AP86-W Amadeus pairs grenadilla construction with the design features musicians expect from a serious orchestral piccolo, including a wave-style headjoint, split E mechanism, and Haynes A=442 scale. The model offers an established Haynes design for flutists seeking the centered tonal character and projection associated with a wood piccolo.
Haynes AP86-W Amadeus Piccolo Specifications
- Instrument Type: Piccolo
- Key: C
- Body and Headjoint Material: Grenadilla
- Keywork: Silver-plated
- Mechanism: Split E
- Headjoint Style: Wave
- Case: French-style fitted hard case with ballistic nylon cover
- Accessories: Wooden cleaning rod and cork grease
- Serial Number: A1843
Condition & Setup
This floor model is in excellent playing order and has been professionally serviced, set up, and play-tested. The grenadilla body and headjoint show faint handling marks, light rub lines, and a few small surface specks. The silver-plated keywork remains bright and well presented.
Who the AP86-W Amadeus Piccolo Is For
The AP86-W is well suited to advanced students, orchestral flutists, experienced ensemble players, and doublers seeking a grenadilla piccolo with a focused response. Its wave-style headjoint supports direct articulation and projection, while the wood body and headjoint provide the centered tonal concept many players prefer for orchestral and concert-band work.
Common Questions About the Haynes AP86-W
How does the AP86-W differ from the AP86-T?
The AP86-W uses a wave-style headjoint, while the AP86-T uses a traditional headjoint cut. Both models share grenadilla construction, silver-plated keywork, a split E mechanism, and the Haynes A=442 scale.
What does the split E mechanism do?
A split E mechanism improves the response and stability of the third-octave E, supporting a more secure attack in exposed upper-register passages.
What does the Haynes A=442 scale mean for players?
The AP86-W is designed around an A=442 tuning reference commonly encountered in orchestral settings. As with any piccolo, final pitch placement depends on headjoint position, embouchure, temperature, and ensemble requirements.
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William S. Haynes AP86-W 'Amadeus' Piccolo in Grenadilla
Haynes AP86-W Amadeus Piccolo Overview
The Haynes AP86-W Amadeus pairs grenadilla construction with the design features musicians expect from a serious orchestral piccolo, including a wave-style headjoint, split E mechanism, and Haynes A=442 scale. The model offers an established Haynes design for flutists seeking the centered tonal character and projection associated with a wood piccolo.
Haynes AP86-W Amadeus Piccolo Specifications
- Instrument Type: Piccolo
- Key: C
- Body and Headjoint Material: Grenadilla
- Keywork: Silver-plated
- Mechanism: Split E
- Headjoint Style: Wave
- Case: French-style fitted hard case with ballistic nylon cover
- Accessories: Wooden cleaning rod and cork grease
- Serial Number: A1843
Condition & Setup
This floor model is in excellent playing order and has been professionally serviced, set up, and play-tested. The grenadilla body and headjoint show faint handling marks, light rub lines, and a few small surface specks. The silver-plated keywork remains bright and well presented.
Who the AP86-W Amadeus Piccolo Is For
The AP86-W is well suited to advanced students, orchestral flutists, experienced ensemble players, and doublers seeking a grenadilla piccolo with a focused response. Its wave-style headjoint supports direct articulation and projection, while the wood body and headjoint provide the centered tonal concept many players prefer for orchestral and concert-band work.
Common Questions About the Haynes AP86-W
How does the AP86-W differ from the AP86-T?
The AP86-W uses a wave-style headjoint, while the AP86-T uses a traditional headjoint cut. Both models share grenadilla construction, silver-plated keywork, a split E mechanism, and the Haynes A=442 scale.
What does the split E mechanism do?
A split E mechanism improves the response and stability of the third-octave E, supporting a more secure attack in exposed upper-register passages.
What does the Haynes A=442 scale mean for players?
The AP86-W is designed around an A=442 tuning reference commonly encountered in orchestral settings. As with any piccolo, final pitch placement depends on headjoint position, embouchure, temperature, and ensemble requirements.
We are proud to be an authorized Haynes dealer
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In stock! Ships within 1-2 business days.
30-day risk-free trial
2-Year Warranty
Complimentary shipping for all U.S. orders over $99
William S. Haynes AP86-W 'Amadeus' Piccolo in Grenadilla
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Return Policy
We offer an unconditional 30-day return policy to ensure you’re completely satisfied. If you’re unhappy for any reason, return the item for a full refund or full exchange credit (reeds and other consumables are non-returnable once opened). Every instrument we sell is guaranteed to be free of mechanical defects—if an issue arises, contact us and we’ll either reimburse a local repair or provide a prepaid return label for repair, exchange, or refund. If you simply change your mind, you may still return the item for a full refund, but return shipping costs are the customer’s responsibility unless free returns were purchased through Redo at checkout. Please see our FAQ for additional details.
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Shop Warranty:
Brand new items are covered by the full manufacturer’s warranty unless otherwise noted (see the individual maker for details). Open box/refurbished, used, and vintage items include a two-year warranty serviced by our in-house repair shop, and we guarantee every instrument will be free of mechanical defects. Warranty coverage does not include damage from accident, misuse, negligence, improper operation, unauthorized alterations or removed serial numbers, normal wear and routine maintenance, environmental damage (including perspiration, corrosion, or extreme temperature and humidity), lacquer or plating wear, or consumable parts such as springs, pads, and felts. Please see our FAQ for additional details.