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If it's a "bottom D heavy" air, which they tend to be, i prefer to play it in D an my A whistle, to get a better "bottom D"

Numbers 9 and 10 from left, are they Mopane?

I've been trying to decide what make of mezzo A whistle I should buy and use for just this purpose. As far as I know, though, Reviol doesn't make an A whistle. So, right now I'm leaning towards a Burke A with a thumbhole (for the high Gnat), but I haven't decided yet. There have been a few recent c...

That's a nonstrument in the picture..

Second octave creamy and smooth, just like the three Baubets i have/played

I wasn't referring to Francoi's Eb flute, he had a Delrin D as well last i visited his website, which seems to be down right now..
Edit: http://www.francoisbaubet.com/p/blog-page_847.html

23/11/2014

I currently have a Keyless Delrin flute available. /quote

So he reviewed it for 2 minutes but did not play it...... interesting though Hi DrPhill... over here USA there is another DrPhill. :) so hi again. I think the YT clip was intended to leave out the playing, maybe I'm wrong. The caption said further comments coming tomorrow, we'll see. I would have l...

Last i checked Francois Baubet's homepage he had a keyless Delrin available, by a remarkable coincidence that's a flute i'd recommend

I'd just like to add that I, personally would steer clear of Shaw. The ones i have tried were all awful air hogs with wonky intonation and tone holes offline

It should fly out your door.. Shame it's not a C whistle

Actually thats my biggest.. or make that only on second thought - issue with Burkes, they are bland, bordering on boring sounding..

Yes, it works now!

The recording doesn't work for me.. sorry

Very nice!
Do you agree with Phil Hardy and Tony Hinnigan regarding the musical quality.

Lovely! (As expected, by me anyway )