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... 2) The Generation range from high G, high F, high D, high C, all of them inconsistent, raspy ... one, but I've seen consistent good reviews about the beginner level plastic Tony Dixon DX001 whistle in D, for playability and ...

I got the Causeway whistle today. The tone of the whistle is nice, ... combination of a Generation and a Dixon trad. The upper octave has a ... prefer a bit more chirp in the high end, but the pure tone encased ... to buy it on the basis of my review. However, I’d go into it without ...

... that SOLVES major whistle problems of > the high octave getting shrill and loud, notes breaking ... that would also suit your requirements: Tony Dixon DX006 (have it, see YouTube reviews), Tony Dixon DX005 (see CutiePie's review), Chieftain ...

... that SOLVES major whistle problems of > the high octave getting shrill and loud, notes breaking ... that would also suit your requirements: Tony Dixon DX006 (have it, see YouTube reviews), Tony Dixon DX005 (see CutiePie's review), Chieftain ...

I wiil try the Killarney and give a review. I wanted to order the nickel but unfortunately ordered the brass. Let's wait and see how it works. Especially in comparisation with the Lír. I also ordered a Dixon untunable Irish flute. I played Flute before but not the irish. Never heared ...

... others have already said, as a beginner you can't go wrong with a Tony Dixon whistle. I usually recommend his trad nickel whistle to my beginner ... got a nice mellow tone. Brian Hughes (who's a great player) has a review of it that you can see here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytAPFTo4Pn4 Honestly ...

I’ve been looking at the Dixon’s but don’t really like the style (I’m weird like that haha). It’s ... just used $ anyway haha. If you want a Lir check out this review. I generally trust this guys advice, hes an excellent ...

... key of A is compatible with the popular key of D for music from Fiji, Peru, the Yucatan and also ... Walton's Mellow D, Shearwater, Killarney, Tony Dixon DX001 and DX005, Goldfinch, Timothy Potter, ... - check them out. The online whistle coach and reviewer CutiePie (Stephanie), does a nice review ...

... post may not be relevant to you here. I’m by no mean trying to do a review here but only to reply to those threads and give my own feedback to ... whistle I’ve ever owned until now compared to my Clarke Sweetone, Tony Dixon and Susato Oriole. I took the chance to buy this set of whistle just ...

... whistles seem to be a slight bit more mellow, too. TinWhistler did a review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MmDrxUsn0g Others I would recommend are Dixon, Susato, and especially Burke.

A review comparing the Tony Dixon DX001 with the DX005:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t13abzDrrv0

I can almost hear an Irish Captain screaming "land ho!".
Good tone and volume.

... adjustability, the one-piece DX001 version sounds and plays the same for around $18. Both whistles are of good quality and worth having. In her review, CP mentions the brass-tipped version. She posted that in July of 2018 but I've not seen them available until now at Hobgoblin https://tinyurl.com/y736zhev

Never played one but I've used a Dixon DX006, and liked it very much. Certainly a company with good quality control, well designed whistles and good tone. There are a few reviews of it online, including over at McNeela. Here's a detailed review of it by Stephanie ...

I am lucky enough to own six quality low Ds and I decided to post a brief ranking/review. Please be aware that, even if I didn't start playing ... in the past that I decided not to keep. A plastic Dixon, tapered, that had a nice flutey tone but it was very ...

... I find this a bit more annoying than having all notes flat. I played several times the same scale with my Optima, my Howard, my Thunderbird, my Dixon and my Chieftain V5, and I found that the Nightingale is less in tune compared to the others (others that by no means are perfect, although I ...