Revelation Series Sterling Silver Professional C Flute is a professional C flute in sterling silver with open holes, a split E mechanism, French pointed keys, double bladder pads and a B foot, available with inline or offset G.

Solid silver through the headjoint and body, for players who have outgrown a plated body.

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Designed with precision and attention to detail, the Revelation Series Flute carries superior engraving and finish throughout, and each flute ships in a high-end case.

Moving from a silver plated body to a solid sterling body changes how the instrument responds under the fingers and how it projects at the back of a hall. It is a denser, more resistant flute, and players who have developed the air to drive it hear more colour available at every dynamic. This is the top of the Revelation flute range.

What Is the Difference Between Inline and Offset G?

On an inline flute the G keys sit in a straight line with the rest of the keywork. On an offset G they sit slightly forward, closer to where the left hand ring finger naturally falls. Offset G is easier on the hand and is the more common choice. Inline is the traditional layout and some players prefer the feel. Neither changes the sound.

What Does the Split E Mechanism Do?

It closes the lower G key independently when you finger high E, which makes that note speak cleanly and stops it cracking. High E is the note that exposes a flute without it.

What Does a Solid Sterling Body Change?

Density. A sterling body is heavier and more resistant than a plated one, which gives a player with developed air support more dynamic range and more tonal colour to work with. On less developed air it can feel like hard work, which is why the plated-body model exists alongside it.

Who Is This Flute For?

Professional flutists, conservatory students and serious orchestral players who already drive a plated flute to its limits and want the response of a solid silver instrument.