Powell Sonare PS-905KT Flute

Contact the store for current selection and availability. Many new instruments are backordered, so be sure to check before you order!

From Powell:

"The new 905 model is the first Powell Sonaré flute to offer a professional mechanism, hand-finished at the Powell factory in Maynard, Massachusetts. This drawn tone hole flute has a Sterling Silver Body and Headjoint, and features an elegant Aurumite 9K crown, lip plate, and barrel. The Nickel Silver mechanism is silver-plated and is offered with French open holes, pointed arms, 10K White Gold springs, and Straubinger Phoenix Pads. Additional options include your choice of B or C footjoint, in-line or offset G keys, C# trill or Split-E (offset models only)."

Verne Powell developed the Ardeleve flute around 1951 by placing a Powell headjoint on a flute made in France. The Powell® Sonaré® model is based on this concept and was established in 2002. Every Powell Sonaré flute features a hand-cut headjoint and body made at the Boston area shop. Powell Sonaré models are available in a range of levels, all of which allow the player to perform with the renowned, professional Powell Sound virtuosity at a step-up flute price.The Sonaré C flute retains some of the design features from the Signature flute that are critical for acoustical quality. Sonaré C flutes feature bodies made using patented Zinki technology (U.S. patent #7,420,109) and handmade Powell Signature® headjoints. Both the body and headjoint are made at the Massachusetts workshop.

Every Sonaré model includes an elegant French style case, nylon case cover, swab stick, gauze swab and polishing cloth.

Specs:

• Hand-cut Sterling Silver Signature II 9K Aurumite headjoint tube and lip plate
• Sterling Silver body tube 
• Silver Plated Key Mechanism
• French pointed arms
• 10K White Gold Springs
• Available with Offset or In-line G Keys
• Available with B or C foot joints
• Available with a Split E option (Offset flutes only)
• Available with C# Trill (Offset and low B foot flutes only)

Contact the store for current selection and availability. Many new instruments are backordered, so be sure to check before you order!