The recorders below have been designed for players who have finger disabilities. Some finger holes are adjustable, so players can fix the finger holes to the position where they can play recorder comfortably.
Soprano (Descant) for the disabled
204AF
A person with any six usable fingers can play an entire chromatic scale from c'' to a'''. If seven fingers are available in any combination, the range is extended by three semitones.
| Model No. | 204AF |
|---|---|
| Length | 32.4cm |
| Material | ABS resin |
| Design | curved windway concave bell at the footjoint adjustable finger holes |
| Accessories | leatherette bag adjustable thumb rest, cleaning rod joint grease, glue, rubber plug |
| Manual |  |
Alto (Treble) for the disabled
309AF-E
This recorder is designed to be used by players who have two or more usable fingers in either hand, in addition, a total of six and more usable fingers in both hands. When seven fingers are available, the lowest tone is f'. And when six fingers are available, the lowest tone is g'.
* In each case, the number of usable fingers need to include one thumb.
| Model No. | 309AF-E |
|---|---|
| Length | 47.7cm |
| Material | ABS resin |
| Design | curved windway concave bell at the footjoint adjustable finger holes |
| Accessories | leatherette bag adjustable thumb rest, cleaning rod joint grease, glue, rubber ring |
| Manual | |
