This Altus ASA9R-S flute is ideal for musicians looking for an instrument that combines sound quality and playing comfort. Its A=442 Hz pitch guarantees intonation adapted to professional standards, while the Britannia silver head ensures clear and warm projection. Designed for use in rehearsals, concerts, or in the studio, it is perfectly suited for experienced flutists seeking a precise and responsive instrument. Its ergonomic design facilitates extended play, particularly thanks to its silver-plated nickel-silver key mechanism system and open-hole keys which optimize maneuverability.
| Pitch | A = 442 Hz |
|---|---|
| B footjoint | Yes |
| Lip plate design | S-Cut |
| Lip plate and core | Solid silver (925) |
| Headjoint | Britannia silver (958), silver-plated |
| Body | Silver-plated nickel silver |
| Keys | Silver-plated nickel silver |
| Key type | Open-hole |
| Key system | In-line |
| Tone holes | Drawn |
| C# tone hole | Soldered |
| Springs | Stainless steel |
| Tubing diameter | 0.38 mm |
| Included accessories | Case, case cover, and accessories |
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