FS: wood whistles and a flute :)

hi, so i need to raise some cash again for another flute i’m after… :slight_smile:

so i have 2 wood whistles:

D boxwood Busman i got a pm about this one; this is a really nice whistle. the boxwood is gorgeous, easy progression up through the octaves, takes a bit of push to get the high end, but in return you get volume and a bottom d you can honk on. :slight_smile: i wouldn’t sell this one but for what i can get for it… looking for $215.

D maple Tommy Dion nice whistle, has a breathy chiffy tone (kind of like a Copeland) sounds great, looks great. looking for $135.

And a flute:

D mopane Casey Burns Folk flute nice flute, this one has an extended foot, which i haven’t seen on a CB flute before (?). Nice flute, folk flutes are an easy beginner flute price for someone wanting to try the flute. looking for $325.

pm me or email… i’ll have photos up on my website beginning of next week if nobody here wants them…

cheers,
eric

hi,

busman is sold; Tommy whistle still available. :slight_smile:

cheers,
eric

Aha! A thread I can post to that is not comment-restricted, as is the Used Instruments Exchange. Should be in the Flute Forum, but what the hey.

That is NOT a Casey Burns Folk Flute, mister. Looks to me to be a Casey Burns Standard Mopane (WITHOUT the optional tuning slide and rings).

Good man Kevin I was about to send a pm of the same. Should fetch you a slightly better price. Take Care, Pat

It may even be the small handed version. Hard to tell with those pictures, unless you lighten them up a bit (which I did). The lower holes seem to have a shorter reach.

hey thanks; sorry about the slow reply… i don’t check the whistle pages as much as the flute pages. i probably shouldn’t have put the flute and whistles together…

anyway, thanks. i thought his ergonomic flutes had offset holes? i uploaded more photos on the exchange; if you take a look at the 2nd one you should be able to see the hole placement better; i don’t think they’re short…

but anyway the flute is already sold… but thanks for pointing this out. :slight_smile: i thought it was weird to make a “folk flute” with an extended foot…

cheers,
eric

ps only the Tommy remains… :slight_smile: