A redesigned conical piccolo uses a specific tone hole scheme to resolve intonation deterioration in the third octave, ensuring even tone down to low c.
A flute thumb rest mounted on the mouthpiece provides stable support for the player's right hand.
Segmented bore design resolves tonehole size restrictions, enabling lower register notes.
A two-leg head joint arranged at an acute angle allows straight posture while maintaining optimal sound quality and distribution.
An interchangeable adapter socket bridges incompatible tube dimensions between different manufacturers, resolving pitch adjustment constraints.
A symmetric mouthpiece design enables interchangeable straight and curved flute headjoints using a single universal component.
Mechanical expansion joins refractory metal flute headjoint components without soldering, preserving tube hardness and enabling precise CNC manufacturing.
An angled flute head joint redistributes the weight force vector into vertical and horizontal components, reducing arm and back strain during playing.
A wind instrument footjoint with a normally closed low B key and tapered bore sections.
Integrating a reed part with a blow hole in one head joint expands the musical range downward without adding mechanical complexity.
A flute employs a curved tube between the mouthpiece and body tubes to reduce the interval for smaller players without compromising axis alignment.
A flute headjoint tuning plug features a three-dimensional concave surface to amplify sound waves within the sonic chamber.
Replacing moisture-sensitive cork, this mechanical plug uses an O-ring to maintain an airtight seal and prevent air leaks in the flute head joint.
An improved conical piccolo trill key mechanism resolves difficult third octave G/A fingering by adding a dedicated tone hole opening for accurate intonation.
Segmented arcuate cover with torsion-biased clamshell hinge blocks ambient air currents while maintaining embouchure access.
A pad ring retainer supports pad material and membrane, eliminating air leakage from tonehole misalignment.
A slide flute uses a sliding rod to seal a pipe slot, resolving sluggish movement and air leakage issues.