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Re: Peter Browne's Set in ITMA Highlights Video

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 7:11 am
by nwhitmer
Hans-Joerg,

Hey! that fourth & last pic is of my set.

It was once owned by Tom Standeven of Philadelphia. Around 1988 he had Geoff Wooff fix it up & make a bass reg for it. Your pic shows the bass & bari drone sliders & the bass & bari reg ends. Wooff later wrote me & said it was his opinion that the set was likely part Kenna (chanter & drones), part Coyne (regulators), perhaps made during the shop transition from one maker to the next.

It was never a fancy-dancy set, but plays well.

Nick

Nick Whitmer
Ithaca, NY

Re: Peter Browne's Set in ITMA Highlights Video

Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 11:49 pm
by Hans-Joerg
nwhitmer wrote:Hans-Joerg,

Hey! that fourth & last pic is of my set.

It was once owned by Tom Standeven of Philadelphia. Around 1988 he had Geoff Wooff fix it up & make a bass reg for it. Your pic shows the bass & bari drone sliders & the bass & bari reg ends. Wooff later wrote me & said it was his opinion that the set was likely part Kenna (chanter & drones), part Coyne (regulators), perhaps made during the shop transition from one maker to the next.

It was never a fancy-dancy set, but plays well.

Nick

Nick Whitmer
Ithaca, NY
Thanks for that info, Nick!
See: Sorry for posting pics of parts that arenĀ“t Coyne at all!

Re: Peter Browne's Set in ITMA Highlights Video

Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2021 7:44 am
by PJ
Just curious to know if there's any update on the restoration of the "Coyne" set discussed in this thread? Is it back playing? Any further developments on identifying the maker?