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I have a Humphrey B nat that is one of my favorite whistles of all time. For less money you can get a Syn in that key, and it sounds good but is a little on the quiet side.

Tommy wrote:

blackhawk wrote:Nice looking whistle, Tommy! I'll be placing an order in the near future.

I mailed your A, and Bb whistle today.

Oh, and thanks, Tommy!

Tommy wrote:

blackhawk wrote:Nice looking whistle, Tommy! I'll be placing an order in the near future.

I mailed your A, and Bb whistle today. Do you know how many Bb whistles you have now?

Nope, but I think however many it is, my collection will be complete with just one more...and then one more...and...

Nice looking whistle, Tommy! I'll be placing an order in the near future.

Abandoned 19th century catacombs near Moscow, which were a limestone quarry before. That place is really abandoned, only those who know where the entrance is (and who are ready to crawl in the mud to enter) visit it sometimes. I love that place, and love playing whistle there. ...imagine yourself v...

Sweetones are pretty good whistles.

blackhawk wrote:This ought to be good for 6 pages of flaming posts.

[cough, cough]

This ought to be good for 6 pages of flaming posts.

I can't find the place to order a Bb. Some day.....

I like Anach Cuan,
http://trillian.mit.edu/~jc/cgi/abc/tun ... =ANACHCUAN

and Poor Irish Boy, Factory Girl, Maid of Culmore and many others

Morgan, check out this website for people who play whistles in church.

http://praisewhistlers.org/pwboard/index.php

MarcusR wrote:I have a Feadog Pro that I always considered to be nothing more than an inferior Oak-alike with a terrible upper register.

My Feadog Pro was very disappointing, too. My old Feadog green top is still my favorite D cheapie, though. It sounds a lot better than the Pro.

Great idea!

Aanvil wrote:Jim Stone turned me into newt!

But you got better!

Mark, your website has been a great help. Thanks for posting all those songs.