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that's a gorgeous set, too bad I already have a C set... and the wife said no....

adking price?

If anyone has contact information (email addresses) for the following members of the Seattle Pipers' Club, could you please contact me privately

Tom Quinn, Chairman
Phil White, Vice Chairman
Rod Margason, Treasurer

Thanks,

Jeff

Hi everyone, about 8 years I started gaitaforum.com as an online home for discussions on playing the Spanish Gaita (and other Iberian as well as Italian bagpipes). 3 years ago, the forum was overrun by spammers and the registration database was corrupted. I finally took it upon myself this past week...

dunno about the small-pipes but my sackpipa is VERY light.

if your reed is playing well, DON'T TOUCH IT.

yes, that is Dave marker's video. He's been known to post here from time to time, goes by Ciarameddaru.

might just be me, but i am thinking he was kidding...now that Seth is OOB, his set becomes a collectors piece and immediately skyrockets in price...

I really don't see any need anymore for anyone to feel like one of these Krapistani pipes is an option. Yes, the waiting list for your maker of choice may be several years or longer, but there are so many makers now that it seems there is almost always a worthy set available second-hand at a decent ...

and a picture.

judging by the number of sets for sale here, do you think the market is fairly saturated right now?

tompipes wrote:

Most pipers 'didn't play well with others' and were treated as eccentrics. Some were odd people alright

Tommy

So things haven't really changed that much then.

that's a really cool set, wish I had the jack.

assuming you have a bag and bellows to go with it?