We made lots of Signature headjoints last week. Why so many? Well, in addition to the Powell Signature flute, all Powell Sonaré models have Signature headjoints, too! You can read more about these models on our website at https://www.powellflutes.com/flutes
No, it’s not your imagination — these really are Powell flutes submerged in a tub of pink liquid. What are they doing there? Find out in the latest post on our Flute Builder blog at http://www.flutebuilder.com/2013/05/clean-dry-polish.html
Latest Handmade Custom from the shop — a 19.5K with 10K mechanism.
We took a peek in the testing office this morning, and look what we found… If you are in the MA area or are stopping through, you can always come out to try flutes, piccolos, and headjoints. Can’t make it? Well, you can still schedule a trial - https://www.powellflutes.com/schedule-trial
If you read our blog post last week on the anti-tarnish squares and would like some for yourself, they are now in the VQP Shop! Take a look at https://www.powellflutes.com/vqpshop/polishing-cloths-swabs-and-anti-tarnish-supplies/anti-tarnish-foam-squares
If you guessed “Signature headjoint” on yesterday’s photo quiz, you are correct! For those who guessed an alto headjoint, we know it was a bit hard to tell. Luckily, there was an alto headjoint next to the group of Signature headjoints…
Looks like the shop has been busy this morning making even more headjoints… Can you tell what type they are?
Have you seen this little square sponge in Powell cases? Ever wonder what it is for? Find out more in the latest post on our repair blog at http://www.repairmyflute.com/2013/05/the-anti-tarnish-square.html
Verne Q. Powell Flutes was founded in 1927 by Verne Powell to provide professional flutists with custom made precious metal flutes. He opened his shop at 295 Huntington Ave in Boston, Massachusetts – just down the street from the famous Boston Symphony Hall. By 1930, Powell flutes were part of major orchestras in Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, New York and Philadelphia. Today the workshop is in Maynard, a small town just outside Boston. Our flute makers continue the New England tradition of craftsmanship and a devotion to making the highest quality instruments. You can keep up-to-date with Powell Flutes on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and on our website at 
