Shipping your flute across the country can seem scary and daunting, but it doesn't have to be! We are excited to share part of our easy, stress-free shipping process to ensure the safety and security of your instrument...READ MORE

Have you ever wondered what the tiny screws on the back of your flute are for? These screws are called adjustment screws designed to make micro adjustments ensuring the corresponding keys close together at precisely the same time...READ MORE

Have you ever heard your repair technician using words like tenons, pins, or retaining rings?  In this video, we explain repair terms to be the the common lingo technicians use to explain specific parts or what needs to be repaired on your instrument...READ MORE

Sometimes it can be difficult to know if your flute has a leak or if you are needing more practice.  Using a lighter finger pressure, playing slower, and not playing loud are a few of the ways that we can try and diagnose if there is a leak in our instrument...READ MORE

Do you know about the two most common type of pads found in flutes?  The two most common are felt and Straubinger pads.  Each type is made differently and requires a different skill level to install...READ MORE

Do you ever notice that your instrument doesn't sound as full and resonant as it once did?  The most common issue is that your headcork inside of your headjoint needs to be replaced. Excessive moisture, extreme temperatures and improper installation can affect the performance of your instrument...READ MORE

It might be easy to forget about the maintenance needs of our low flutes as perhaps they do not get played as often as piccolos and C flutes.  With their larger mechanism, keys can be bent more easily and need to be oiled for free movement...READ MORE

When sending your instrument in for service, there are many options available.  But how does one know which service is right for their instrument?  Learn the differences between the two main services that are offered: a COA or an Overhaul...READ MORE

Ever wondered if it is safe to play your piccolo outside?  What causes the discoloration on your piccolo headjoint and how can you fix it?  We answer those questions and other asked questions for flute and piccolo players...READ MORE

Wooden instruments must be taken care of differently compared to our beloved silver and gold instruments. Extreme temperature and humidity can greatly effect the wood...READ MORE