A Whistle Bag Thread

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A Whistle Bag Thread

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Just thought I'd show what I use to store/transport whistles.
I'm curious to see what others use. This is a drumstick bag I bought off fleaBay.
My favorite part is the Woodland Camo that makes me look like a whistle commando.
Outer compartment stores some whistle bodies and odds & ends.

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Inside contains the full whistles with heads.

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As for individual storage, thanks to a thread here at C&F, I was able to track down some of the square plastic tubes that Dixon uses.

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I read a couple of complaints that the inner half of the tube would etch a line into a whistle over time.
So I headed off any future damage by affixing some sticky back foam around the lip of the inner half.

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Let's see those whistle bags!
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That's a nice bag Guyon!

For local-ish travel I use several of these bags made by Kate Lozier of TuffBaggs. This one is for my aluminum Burkes from Low E to High E. There's another for the brass whistles, another for the lower whistles and one for the various other high D's I use.
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Here's my favorite drum stick bag, made by Ritter. I use it to transport my homemade whistles. It holds a lot of whistles and can accommodate whistles to low F un-assembled.
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When the travel could be more harmful to the instruments I use various plastic hard cases from Plano and Dosckocil.

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My high D fits inside my low D, and my low D fits inside my bass A. Problem solved!
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Guyon wrote:I'm curious to see what others use.
For high whistles... Hackie Pack - small
http://www.hackiepacks.com/


For low whistles... Heritage bag
http://www.heritage-music.net/servlet/t ... ive/Detail
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at the moment I have a small towel, several tea-towels and a couple of ties. Not great.

(Feadoggie, those are really attractive whistles, btw.)
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Guyon wrote:
Let's see those whistle bags!
Here's my whistle bag, thanks Mum :D
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I just knit what my band mates call whistle condoms and then use two pony tail holders bottom and top to secure them together like grocery store asparagus. I also like that my whistle can hang from my pirate costume belt so i always have one handy at a faire. There is a knitting loom made by provo crafts that is the perfect size and i can crank one out. in about twenty minutes.

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