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I think the Burkes are nice for higher whistle keys, but the Chieftains are great for low whistles. I've heard Phil makes higher whistle keys for low whistle players. The higher Susato is a lot like the higher Chieftain whistles as far as playability is concerned. I agree with Mr. Coleman. The Burk...

Most likely a Copeland or Bleazey.

Wow, Shawna, you're taking this so seriously! I thought you were going to put a message in the Test Forum. When it wasn't there, I didn't know what to do!! I feel intimiated, too. But the people here seem nice. I didn't really need to reply, no? You already had people replying... HAHAHA! Was it tha...

I know things. Sometimes I keep them to myself and sometimes I feel compelled to reveal them. More often in recent years, it's the former. If I don't have something positive to say about their instruments, I don't post about them. http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=25253&highlight=waitin...

Thank you for sharing with the whistle community

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Why are you selling your whistles?

Buying a high D to learn the low D whistle makes about as much sense as buying a ukelele to learn the bass viol!

You spent how much in US Dollars?

May God Bless you

The Clansman, huh?

"and deep too"

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There, but for the Grace of God, go I

I see there is a bid of $1200.00 but the reserve isnt met? I suppose the going price is $6000.00. - as part of the Jessie mistique - :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :boggle: :boggle: :boggle: :boggle: :boggle: :boggle: :boggle: :boggle: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:...