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Already sold. TY for the interest.

Keyless and in mint condition. Every time I pick up the flute or low whistle, the dogs start howling. The missus has made it clear that the dogs win.

Selling it for 300, which will include shipping in the US.

I'm selling my MK Pro Low D whistle. Matte Black. I'll say it's near mint (I can't find a single thing that's not mint on it). I keep my instruments in great shape.

250 USD to anybody in the US. International will need to pay postage in addition.

Thanks
Scheky

Matte Black. Furnace broke and I need to turn some quick cash.

I really didn't need another D either, but I still ordered mine. ugh.

You are all going to get me seriously in trouble with the missus here. Looks like I have to order one.

All sold now. Thanks

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