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Hello, I have 2 Feadog Mk1 whistles that I'm not using anymore. They're both in very good shape with mild wear. I modified them slightly by removing the heads and filling the cavity under the blade with green beeswax. With the mouthpieces now adjustable, they are slightly tunable. $20 each or $35 fo...

Years ago I got this quena on this forum in a trade. I'm not playing it and would like to sell or trade it. Professional grade, made in Peru by Uicia. Excellent, like new condition. $50 shipped in the US, international shipping at cost. Pics can be found here: https://seonachanforsale.blogspot.com/2...

All the whistles are now sold. Thank you!

Both Bb whistles are now sold. The C is the only one remaining.

The blue Bb is sold.

Still have the 2 Bbs and the C. Price drop to $20 for 1st whistle, $15 for each additional.

The Gen D and Feadog are now sold.

Clearing out my whistle stash. I've got a handful of vintage Generations (the ones with the dimple & crease on the mouthpiece), and a Mk1 Feadog. They're all in VG condition, light wear & tarnishing, evidence of a sticker on one or two. No dents or other structural problems. $25 for 1 whistl...

Sold.

Burke aluminum narrow bore D, made in 2007 (? - looks like a 7). When I got this it was in need of the o-ring repair, so I sent it to Mr. Burke who fixed it up to his usual perfectionist standards. So it works as good as new, and has only minor cosmetic blemishes. Padded case included. Asking $120 +...

The pertinent question is: who would play the silver whistle? Who'd say I'd not play it myself?

The nose flute is a serious instrument.

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I have several tenor guitars, not the Kala though. I did play one in a store and I agree it's a nice guitar for the price. Small-bodied, short-scale (~21") tenor guitars are neat little instruments - a little bigger than a baritone uke - but aren't in great supply. The only other current maker ...

Traded - thanks!

I have a brand new Freeman Gen A, bought a couple months ago and subsequently lucked into a Burke. The Freeman is fantastic but I prefer the Burke sound, and I don't want to keep multiple whistles in a key. It has about 30 minutes of play on it. I'd like to trade it for any musical instrument of equ...