Easy to clean
Nuvo instruments can be frequently cleaned in hot and soapy water, keeping them hygienic and encouraging sharing
Nuvo Flute colour key caps
RRP
£11.00 (inc. VAT)
Key product features
- Full set of colour caps including standard, extension and C foot joint keys
- Suitable for personalising both JFlutes and Student Flutes
- Great as references for notes, touch keys or simply for fun!
- Supplied in small tote bag for easy storage
- Description
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Nuvo Flute NJS colour caps
We offer a range of spares for all Nuvo instruments so you can repair your instruments and replace parts without needing to go to a specialist.
This replacement part is for the jFlute and Student Flute
These colourful caps are suitable for use with all Nuvo flutes. They are particularly useful for colour-coding your instrument to help learn fingering patterns, or you can simply use them to add a splash of colour to your flute! You can change the key caps quickly using the small cap-tool that was supplied with your Nuvo flute. To remove your existing key caps, push the rubber part of the tool firmly against the key cap and turn anti-clockwise. This will cause the key cap to lift out smoothly. Available in a range of colours.Repair instructions
It is possible to carry out replacements and basic repairs on all Nuvo instruments yourself. You can find instructions and PDF resources on any instrument repairs at the bottom of the page and in the video tab.
Nuvo delivers value for money and environmentally friendly instruments which have designed to last for generations. Easy to clean and easy to repair, the hope is that students will pass their instruments on to younger siblings and friends as they progress to the larger instruments in the range.
Easy to repair
Nuvo instruments can be repaired without the need for years of technical know-how and they provide spare parts as required.
Pass it on
Nuvo instruments are designed to be used intensively and to last for generations. It is encouraged that students pass their Nuvo instruments on when they graduate to full sized band instruments.
