Photos of your collection!

[portlethen]

Aw, heres my wee humble whistle! The first of many I hope!!

[AlonE]

walton¡s have a blue head??

or is a Gene head?

[straycat82]

Waltons makes a wide variety of whistles, the Green is the one that we see most commonly. I've seen a few yellow and blue tops in small music shops and festivals. I think their "Scottish whistle" had a blue head?

[portlethen]

Yeah, its a Scottish one! They have red aswell!

[Steamwalker]

Aw, heres my wee humble whistle! The first of many I hope!!

Maybe that's all you need. My Walton's regular brass D is probably my favorite cheapy whistle I own so far.

[Cron-Z]

Wow, this thread really fell off the face of the board. Here's an update on my collection, taken on the evening of January 5th, 2010.



From top to bottom:
• Buffet Crampon 6050 (Concert Flute)
• Tipple Three Piece Flute in D
• Susato Kildare L-Series in D
• Susato Kildare S-Series in C
• Susato Kildare S-Series in D (one head for both)
• [my first] Feadóg Nickel in D

Not shown: The Clarke Original in C I bought two days after ...

I'm starting to show some symptoms of WhOA disorder

[dfernandez77]

What's left after downsizing...



Reyburn E
O'Brien narrow bore brass high D
Goldie Overton high D
Parks Every Whistle high D
Reyburn high D
Water Weasel high D
Goldie Overton high C
Reyburn high C
Humphrey high C
Goldie Overton Bb
Reyburn Bb
Water Weasel A
Reyburn low low G
Goldie Overton low G
Goldie Overton low F
Reyburn low F
Goldie Overton low D

[MTGuru]

By request, and after extensive polling and research by our ChiffCo crack marketing team*, we're reviving this thread for further contributions and making it sticky-wicky, too. Take that, fluters and pipers! Enjoy.

(* We assume this doesn't mean that they're marketing crack, but sometimes we're not sure.)

[CrazedHavoc]

Since I requested it, I suppose I should post a pic of my collection.



Left to right:
Walton's Mellow D
Walton's Little Black D
Susato small bore D
Serpent Sweet Polly D
Hoover narrow bore brass D
Clarke Sweetone D
Clarke Original D
Clarke Original C
Clarke Sweetone C
Generation Bb
Quena made by Erik the Flutemaker
Yamaha fife in C
Shakuhachi made by Erik the Flutemaker (incidentally, I enjoy a traditional shaku to this modified, and I had no problems playing a traditional on first try.)
Chinese Dizi in D, did not want to cooperate for this picture so it is holes side down. :/
Doug Tipple Flute D
Windwood Flute in D
Jupiter Concert flute (Still love this thing, just needs some polishing.)
Copley & Boegli Blackwood keyless flute in D

My Busman was omitted due to me posting it for sale.

[Denny]

I know I'm gettin' on....

but I ain't seein' a picture

[Big_e]

I just recently took up the whistle. Here is my beginner collection. Two Feadogs, one in brass and one in nickel and a resin Smart tinwhistle. In my newbish opinion the Smart tinwhistle is really responsive and has a good solid sound.
Ernest

[plasticblowfish]

This is my beginner's collection. I started playing a few months ago. This will be updated soon! I'm very excited about a custom Casey Burns folk flute I ordered which should be here at the end of the month.

From left to right:
Clarke D Celtic tin whistle
Clarke D Sweetone (Jerry Freeman tweaked version) - my favorite inexpensive D whistle so far
Oak whistle in D - this was my first one, I don't like it too much
Clarke C pennywhistle - I don't play this one too much, something about the mouthpiece gives me trouble
Susato Kildare B whistle - unusual key but I like it
Generation Bb whistle

[Feadan]

Back row from left:
Clarke - D
Susato - D
Genration - D
Walton’s Golden Tone - C
Camac - C
Honer – Low G (modified w-Generation head)
Walt Sweet – D
Walt Sweet – Low D
Silkstone – Low D alloy
Humphrey – E, Low F, Low C
Burke – Low C, Low D, Low Eb, Low E, Low F, Low F#,
Low G, Ab, A, Bb, B, C#, C, D, Eb, E, F, F, F#, G, G

Front row from left:
Copeland – Low D, Low F, Low G, A, Bb, C, D, D (sterling), Eb
Sindt – A, B, C, C#
Silkstone - D+ alloy
Overton – D
Abell – D (#52), w- tabor pipe body
Shaw – E, D, A

Not pictured:
Generation – Bb, Bb, C, D, Eb, F, G
Susato - Bb, C, Eb, A tabor pipe, G tabor pipe, Soprano Recorder
Overton - Low D, Low G tabor pipe
Chieftain - Low D
Silkstone - D
Parkhurst - D, C
Tully - D
Parks - Ghost D, Walkabout D
Feadan – D
Feadog - D
Clare – D
Eagle - D
Oak – D, C
Soodlum’s – D, C
Sesame Street – D
Mel Bay (pocket companion) – D
Cooperman – D
Clarke - C, D
Madhur Bans – G, A, B, C, D
Viceroy – D
Perri - D
Adler - D
James Galway - D
McHaffie – D

Not pictured non-whistle items:
Eamon Cotter Irish Fute
Ian Kinnear Scottish Smallpipe – A, D (with extra ‘keyed’ chanters for both)
Hamish Moore Scottish Smallpipe - D
Sean Jones English Border Pipe – G
Rich Morse (Button Box) anglo concertinas – G/D, C/G
Castagnari Lilly button accordion - D/G
Redpipes Electric Bagpipe – French model
Great Highland Bagpipe: Kintail Drones/Niall Chanter
Great Highland Bagpipe: Dunbar (P1 model polypenco)
Cooperman Bodhrán
Howard Bodhrán
Cooperman Tabor
Ralph Eames Tabor
Yamaha FG-300 Acoustic Guitar
Yamaha Electric Piano
Assorted diatonic harmonicas

[csoroz]

http://imageshack.us/g/718/pc2622700.jpg/

[Mr Ed]

The LTWs I made, AKA Ed's Finely Tuned Leaky Pipes.



Also have Walton's Irish Whistles in C & D (1 each).