C#5 Pocket Drone Flute 440 Hz (Pre-Release)

⚡️ POCKET DRONE BUNDLE EVENT Buy 2 → Get 1 50% Off Buy 3 → Get 1 Free Mix, match, and save across the Pocket Drone Collection. Discount applies automatically at checkout. IAMSOUND presents the C#5 Pocket Drone Flute in 440 Hz For the 432Hz version, Click Here. The C#5 POCKET DRONE is our second pocket drone flute — a new higher-pitched companion to the D5 Pocket Drone. Tuned to 440 Hz, this is one of our smallest, lightest, and most portable drone flutes yet, with a clear, focused tone and a compact body that’s easy to bring anywhere. It keeps the convenience and grab-and-go feel of the pocket drone format, while offering a slightly higher register that feels bright, nimble, and cutting in the best way. Perfect for travel, hikes, light jam sessions, or rhythmic playing. WHY IT HITS: The dual drone tubes create a continuous harmonic bed, while the melody pipe lets you move freely on top of it. The higher pitch gives it more presence, clarity, and projection than the D5. Just breath + sound + flow. 440 HZ FLAVOR: Crisp, bright, and forward. More bite, more projection, more immediacy — great for jam sessions, layering, and rhythmic playing. This version feels alive right away. ⚠️ LIMITED PRE-RELEASE black color only first batch production no guarantees on next drop timing This is a pre-release unit. Your flute is being printed and assembled after purchase by our distributed network of makers. Estimated ship time: 2–3 weeks from order date You’ll receive tracking as soon as it leaves the shop. This is an early release for those who want in first. Tuned to 440 Hz Compact pocket drone format Higher-pitched companion to the D5 Pocket Drone Dual-tube drone design + melody pipe Lightweight modular build Sliding airway blocks (easy moisture removal) Rear opening for mic clip / wearable strap Eco-friendly materials DISASSEMBLY / ASSEMBLY: This flute arrives assembled in numbered pieces. If disassembling: gently wiggle each joint apart (don’t force it). To reassemble: follow the numbering sequence, press pieces together partially by hand, then gently tap into place if needed. This ensures a tight seal for optimal airflow and tone.