FS - Sindt High Eb Whistle - on Ebay

dyersituations · Post by **dyersituations** » Fri Dec 15, 2006 6:46 pm

I relisted the High Eb, and sold the High D. The price on the Eb was brought down $22.00. Thanks for looking.

Sindt High Eb

Thanks!
-Casey

azw · Post by **azw** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 2:20 am

Hi, Casey,

I'd be interested in your Sindt D if the price were lower.

By the way, generally you won't get many bids when you start an auction at about the same price something sells on the street. Bidders like to think they might get a deal, and so they'll start bidding. Then once they're bidding they'll up their bid, possibly higher than you thought possible. It's silly but I know I've done that!

Good luck on the auctions.

Screeeech!!! · Post by **Screeeech!!!** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 6:48 am

May i ask what whistles are you playing instead and why you don't play these?

dyersituations · Post by **dyersituations** » Sat Dec 16, 2006 10:13 am

azw wrote:Hi, Casey,

I'd be interested in your Sindt D if the price were lower.

By the way, generally you won't get many bids when you start an auction at about the same price something sells on the street. Bidders like to think they might get a deal, and so they'll start bidding. Then once they're bidding they'll up their bid, possibly higher than you thought possible. It's silly but I know I've done that!

Good luck on the auctions.

I replied to you through Ebay. My starting price is lower than what people sell them for here on C&F. If I don't get any bids, I will lower the price. Don't worry, I've sold a lot of instruments online. Thanks.

Screeeech!!! wrote:May i ask what whistles are you playing instead and why you don't play these?

I play Gary Humphrey whistles mostly. My Humphrey wide-bore has a very similar voice to the Sindt whistle. I also like Chieftains. Also, I am not a half-holer.

-Casey

dyersituations · Post by **dyersituations** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 12:56 am

BUMP - I relisted the Eb Sindt that didn't sell. Thanks. -Casey

srt19170 · Post by **srt19170** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 8:31 am

From the Ebay listing:

...has a tone that can cut through a session well.

Get a lot of call for Eb whistles at your sessions, do you?

Now I'm trying to figure out what the 2nd key is on an Eb whistle ... F# maybe?

-- Scott

Bloomfield · Post by **Bloomfield** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 9:05 am

srt19170 wrote:From the Ebay listing:
...has a tone that can cut through a session well.
Get a lot of call for Eb whistles at your sessions, do you?

Now I'm trying to figure out what the 2nd key is on an Eb whistle ... F# maybe?

-- Scott

Ab. Which makes it the right choice for playing along with the great highland pipes. Not that you would ever want to play along with the GHP, or that your whistle would stand a chance of being heard if you did despite not wanting to. But, you know.

Crysania · Post by **Crysania** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 9:08 am

srt19170 wrote: Now I'm trying to figure out what the 2nd key is on an Eb whistle ... F# maybe?

-- Scott

You mean like the second key on a D whistle is G? The second key on an Eb would be Ab.

~Crysania

dyersituations · Post by **dyersituations** » Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:02 am

srt19170 wrote:Get a lot of call for Eb whistles at your sessions, do you?

Now I'm trying to figure out what the 2nd key is on an Eb whistle ... F# maybe?

-- Scott

I was describing the tone more than the application. Thanks.

-Casey