Re: A sad Lir whistle story
Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2022 5:52 pm
So after no further response from Lir after all of that, and the promise of them sending me another whistle head but not sending one, I decided it was time for me to either let the whistle sit as is, or see if I could make it more player friendly. I took a very sharp small knife and whittled off the offending protruding plastic piece of the underside of the head at the very tip that was the problem. Then I filed it to make it smoother. I could then play it without being annoyed or worse.
Personally I don't care for the touchy bottom end notes that want to break into the next octave. Otherwise it isn't a bad whistle, but not one that I grab to play very often Sometimes I do, and hope that I can redeem that drawback and like it more. I'll probably keep doing that here and there, but I have other whistles that I prefer to play more.
Personally I don't care for the touchy bottom end notes that want to break into the next octave. Otherwise it isn't a bad whistle, but not one that I grab to play very often Sometimes I do, and hope that I can redeem that drawback and like it more. I'll probably keep doing that here and there, but I have other whistles that I prefer to play more.