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stimps
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Hello!

Well, I finally got my set of McHaffie whistles, and I'm very pleased. I haven't quite figured out how to adjust them completely yet (my high D is still squeaking at me at the moment), but I'm having great fun with them. Quite alarming after playing mostly rolled whistles like the sweetone & clarke, plastic susatos or a generation or two (which are generally pretty warm) to be picking up this big cold piece of metal and honking away on it until it warms up. :smile:

I am getting a lot of mileage out of the threatening factor of them, too... never again will anyone in my household dare to impugn my tootling while I am wielding one of these babies. Now I know why metal whistles are so popular... they silence critics immediately! :wink:

happy tootling!

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Have you tried the "quieting feature yet? How effective is it?
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I can't figure out how yet, and the "how to adjust" page on McHaffie's site doesn't explain it. Oops! I'd really like to try it though.

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