Shaw whistle alignment
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Flywhistler
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Shaw whistle alignment
I have a Shaw D whistle. The bottom three holes are twisted to the right so they are not in line with the top three holes. Has anyone else seen this on a Shaw whistle? It is not so bad that the whistle is unplayable, but it is visually noticable.
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Re: Shaw whistle alignment
The ones shown on the Hobgoblin site are all in-line, even the low D. They're esssentially 1-piece length conical whistles, so I can't see any reason for any of the holes to be offset.
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Re: Shaw whistle alignment
shaws are cheaply made from the times i saw them , but the holes being off that is weird, there stamped out flat, show a picture
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